Camille Ayme

Fiat Lux

Born in 1983 in Saint-Étienne, France,
where she also lives and works.

The photographer focuses on a new layout for the city of Paris which will exist one day, as well as another version, never built: the opposition between a military dystopia and an urban one. In 1917, senior staff planned the building of a replica of Paris, a fully-lit set which could fool bomber planes flying at night. Camille Ayme wonders what the city is doing now, in this military utopia built on artificial light.

Lieux d’exposition

  • Grilles de l’Hôtel de Ville – Image de l'œuvre
  • Noisy – Champs (Line 15) – Image de l'œuvre
  • Magasins généraux – Œuvre
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