artist, analog photographer

 

Marie Le Gall is a Europe-based analog photographer, but always on the go. She is born on the west coast of France in 1994. She moved to different places such as Tahiti, Morrocco, the United States, Belarus, and other French cities, every two or three years throughout her childhood.

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Growing up surrounded by various cultures, environments, and people, her analog work mainly questions the relationship between people and places. Both her visuals and written works explore themes of passages, such as time and space, identity, and home, womanhood, intimacy, and mental health, through intimate portraiture, and documentary photography, in the hopes of destigmatizing topics surroundings the naked human body and mind. Whatever the photography series in which she works, she wants to share human stories in a poetic and authentic way. She also collaborates with fashion brands and, if desired, she does the art direction by herself. Her work has been published in magazines such as Fisheye, Vogue Italia, Iconic Magazine, Lomography Magazine, C-Heads, and y35mag and has been exhibited in France.