People see them on television, at the podium, on the campaign trail. Rarely do we see them between two meetings, in a corridor, alone in their office, at the moment when the function fades a little.
With L’Invisible Symphonie, Bruno Salomon, who presents himself as a "politographer", followed women and men in politics in their daily lives for two and a half years: mayors of rural communes, members of parliament, ministers. Neither an official portrait nor a campaign image: true moments, made of fatigue, doubt, listening and commitment.
The exhibition presents 26 prints, all for sale.
Highlights
Tuesday 24 November, 18:00-21:00: opening and official launch of the book "L’Invisible Symphonie : Femmes et Hommes Politiques au Quotidien", with a preface by Agnès Pannier-Runacher and an afterword by Gabriel Attal. Registration requested before 17 November.
Wednesday 25 November, 19:00-20:30: round table "Derrière la fonction, l’humain : peut-on se réconcilier avec nos élus ?