Book chronicles photographer Bernard Plossu's prolific career of 'writing through images'

A new book titled "D’un livre à l’autre" offers a comprehensive look at the artistic journey of Bernard Plossu, a figure renowned for his unique approach to photography and writing. Plossu, often described as a writer who "writes by photographing," has amassed an impressive catalog of approximately 300 books since 1970.

The publication delves into Plossu's life, characterized by extensive travel and serendipitous encounters. His passion for photography ignited during a trip to the Sahara with his father in 1958, where he began capturing images with a Kodak Brownie Flash. This early exposure to the world and the medium set the stage for a lifelong dedication to his craft.

"D’un livre à l’autre" traces Plossu's evolution as an artist, highlighting how his travels have profoundly influenced his work. The book captures the essence of his "art of living," where photography and exploration are intrinsically linked. It serves as a testament to his enduring creative spirit and his ability to weave narratives through his visual and written works, reflecting a life rich in experience and artistic output.