Peu de photos pour l'instant. Alors une petite série sur les Crocodiles et autres Caïmans, parce que pourquoi pas !

Ici, des crocodiles égyptiens :

Marseille, MuCEM - expo "Alexandrie, Futurs Antérieurs" - monnaie d'Octave-Auguste, crocodile avec inscription "Aegypto capta" - période gréco-romaine

Louvre-Lens - "Horus romain terrassant un crocodile" - Soudan

Louvre-Lens, Expo "Animaux et Pharaons" - crocodile en faïence - époque indéterminée

Le Mans, Musée de Tessé - amulettes

Marseille, MuCEM - expo "Alexandrie, Futurs Antérieurs" -pyxide, ivoire - 6ème s. av J-C.

Louvre-Lens, Expo' "Animaux et Pharaons" - statue dédiée à Petesouchos - Epoque Ptolémaïque

(not) friendly reminder that the Soudanese civil war is ocurring while we speak

(not) friendly reminder that Congolese people are poisonned days after days in lithium mines to allow billionaire companies to produce more and more batteries and release useless technological innovations twice a year

(not) friendly reminder that Hawaï asks for independance and the regulation of tourism which destroy the island and increases poverty in the population

So anyway I got a lot of ships lmao

Christian Dior Spring/Summer 1953 Haute Couture Collection. Myrtle Crawford wears "Sudan" a formal ensemble, dress and coat. Photo Philippe Pottier.

Christian Dior Collection Haute Couture Printemps/Été 1953. Myrtle Crawford porte " Soudan" un ensemble habillé, robe et manteau. Photo Philippe Pottier.

The Country That Drowned,

The climate crisis is no longer just the future It takes place now and here. It demands human life and it destroys the future of children. South Sudan is experiencing severe floods in its fourth year, which is a direct consequence of climate change. 800,000 people have lost their homes to the water masses, and every day that number is getting bigger. 

The roads are washed away along with crops, cattle, clean water and toilets. Emergency aid in the form of food and medicine cannot emerge and people are fighting across the dry land against poisonous snakes and crocodiles.

In 1991, the year he graduated, Grarup won the Danish Press Photographer of the Year award, a prize he would receive on several further occasions. In 1993, he moved to Berlin for a year, working as a freelance photographer for Danish newspapers and magazines. 

During his career, Grarup has covered many wars and conflicts around the world including the Gulf War, the Rwandan genocide, the Siege of Sarajevo and the Palestinian uprising against Israel in 2000 and latest Ukraine and the climate changes have had his focus.