exb © Albarran Cabrera

Des Oiseaux

9 September - 17 December 2022

They come in all sizes, in all colours and from all horizons; birds fascinate us, move us or frighten us. Hangar hosted 13 photographers of 10 different nationalities, all taking their own individual look at the birds that they have come across on their travels or when working on specific projects. This is a truly unique ensemble, which was first created as a collection of books (ATELIER EXB) before being turned into an exhibition. 

A collective exhibition from Atelier EXB.


Albarrán Cabrera

(ES, 1969)


Roger Ballen

(US, 1950)


Graciela Iturbide

(MX, 1942)


Leila Jeffreys

(PG, 1972)


Rinko Kawauchi

(JP, 1972)


Michael Kenna

(GB, 1953)


Christophe Maout

(FR, 1967)


Byung-Hun Min

(KR, 1955)


Yoshinori Mizutani

(JP, 1987)


Paolo Pellegrin

(IT, 1964)


Bernard Plossu

(VN, 1945)

  • Clément Chapillon discovered the island of Amorgos about fifteen years ago. He has stayed there several times and it has become almost an obsession. In photographing this arid, rocky and wild territory, with its preserved traditions, he put into images the feeling of disquieting strangeness that it stirs in him.

    Exhibited several times in France and published in 2022, this series, part of Melting Islands exhibition, earned him the Fondation des Treilles prize in 2019.


Pentti Sammallahti

(FI, 1950)

  • Clément Chapillon discovered the island of Amorgos about fifteen years ago. He has stayed there several times and it has become almost an obsession. In photographing this arid, rocky and wild territory, with its preserved traditions, he put into images the feeling of disquieting strangeness that it stirs in him.

    Exhibited several times in France and published in 2022, this series, part of Melting Islands exhibition, earned him the Fondation des Treilles prize in 2019.


Terri Weifenbach

(US, 1957)