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Open-air exhibition "Les Krâneuses qui Tétonnent"

Photo : © Morgan Matyjasik

Oct 15 – Dec 17Free

Open-air exhibition "Les Krâneuses qui Tétonnent"

Step away from the usual narratives and discover a series of striking portraits that redefine beauty and resilience. These photos offer an intimate, powerful, and deeply moving perspective on life beyond a difficult diagnosis.

Square Paul Robin (Paris 18th)

About

The exhibition project Les Krâneuses qui Tétonnent was born in 2023 from the collaboration of the associations Jeune & Rose and Maquille Mon Krâne, working on prevention and support for people affected by breast cancer and alopecia.
For this 2026 edition, the Institut des Cancers des femmes (Institut Curie) joins the project; five additional portraits of young women undergoing treatment at the Institute complete the original exhibition format (2023).

Through their portraits and testimonials, they share their journeys and reveal another reality of breast cancer.
Nour diagnosed at 33, Anaïs 23, Morgane 27, Héloïse 35, Virginie 38, Ariane 35, Élodie 32, Wilnette 35, Grâce 25 then 37, Caroline 28 then 38, Nelly 34, Liz 37, Annie 26, Morgane 35 and Mathilde 25.

Between rhinestones and glitter, this exhibition presented as part of Pink October is part of a health education initiative and aims to spread messages of kindness towards oneself and others.

Makeup: Fanny Miosotis
Makeup assistants: Louise Favier, Sylvie Coelho Goncalves
Photography: Morgan Matyjasik

Open-access photo exhibition to be discovered on the railings of Square Paul Robin, Paris 18th

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