Gabrielle Duplantier

French-Portuguese contemporary photographer with a poetic gaze

Gabrielle Duplantier is a contemporary photographer born in 1978, of French-Portuguese and American origin. She lives and works in the south of Landes, France. Her work is deeply linked to the intimate and to the territory, exploring nearby landscapes, from the Basque Country to Portugal, as well as portraiture, with a sensitive and poetic approach.

His analog photography, mainly in black and white, is situated between oneirism, emotional density and documentary. His photographic style is recognized by its melancholic atmosphere and careful composition. She explores themes such as femininity, wild nature, rituals and memory.

Publications

• Volta - Editions lamaindonne (2014, republished in 2021)
• Terres Basses - Editions lamaindonne (2018)
• Wild Rose - Editions lamaindonne (2024)

Artistic residencies

• 2022 - Residency at the festival Images Singulières, Sète (France)
• 2025 - Selected for the XVI International Photography Festival of Valparaíso, Chile

Grants and distinctions

• 2023 - Winner of the Polycopie&Co grant for a photographic book
• 2019 - Winner of the Brouillon d'un rêve - SCAM grant
• 2017 - Winner of the Jeunes Générations Grand National Commission - CNAP

Member of the Temps Zéro collective, her work is regularly exhibited and published in France and abroad. Her photographs are part of collections such as CNAP, Neuflize OBC, FNAC and numerous private collections.

More information: www.gabrielleduplantier.com