Photo : Mathilde Pommier
"Fénéstrou", a photographic exhibition
Travel from rural landscapes to bustling cities through a deeply human lens that turns simple daily moments into universal stories. Each image acts as a portal into another life, inviting you to reflect on the quiet connections that bind us together across borders.
FIAP Paris (Paris 14th)
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FIAP Paris presents "Fénéstrou", a photography exhibition by Mathilde Pommier running from September 3 to November 3, 2026. This collection features images captured in locations such as Corrèze, Paris, Morocco, Porto, and London, offering a delicate perspective on daily life, human connections, and intergenerational bonds. Each photograph serves as a window into the lives of others, highlighting universal similarities across borders. Admission is free for all visitors. The venue is fully wheelchair accessible and designed to be inclusive for individuals with cognitive disabilities, ensuring a welcoming experience for everyone who wishes to explore this artistic journey.
The FIAP Paris invites you to discover " Fénéstrou ", a photographic exhibition by Mathilde Pommier, presented from September 3 to November 3, 2026.
Through shots taken in Corrèze, Paris, Morocco, Porto, or London, this exhibition offers a sensitive look at daily life, human connections, transmission, and generations. Each photograph becomes a true "little window" opened onto others, inviting you to discover what brings us together beyond borders.
Opening reception on Thursday, September 3 at 6:30 PM.
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Our take on this event
Discover the emotive work of Mathilde Pommier in the exhibition "Fénéstrou", hosted at the FIAP Paris in the 14th arrondissement. Through her lens, the artist examines the nuances of human relationships and the concept of transmission. The exhibition draws from diverse settings, including landscapes in Corrèze, urban scenes in London and Paris, and cultural snapshots from Morocco and Porto, creating a global dialogue on what brings us together.
The event begins with a vernissage on Thursday, September 3, 2026, at 18:30. The exhibition will remain open to the public until Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Committed to accessibility, the FIAP ensures that the gallery space is suitable for wheelchair users and those with cognitive disabilities. Whether you are a photography enthusiast or simply looking for a moment of reflection, this free exhibition invites you to look through the metaphorical windows the artist has created to reveal the connections between us.
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