Born in France and currently living in Hanoi, Guillaume holds a Master of Arts in Cinematography. He started to develop an insatiable interest for photography during his studies in Paris.
When he first travelled in Asia in 2009, Guillaume became involved in documentary photography and began to work as a self-taught freelance photographer in 2011. He spent many months in Nepal during which he worked with several NGOs and conducted a research on the impact of exile on the daily life of refugees.
In 2013, his photo essay on the Bhutanese refugees was awarded the first prize of the Paris Match "Photo-reportage étudiant". After completing his studies, he carried out different film and photography projects in Southeast Asia that lead him step by step to a new work perspective.
Nowadays, his work not only aims to portray social issues in a documentary style, but also tends to develop a more subjective approach based on his life experience and his personal universe.
2016: Shortlisted at Manus et Pedibus Photo Contest, Darkroom Gallery (Vermont, USA)
2013: Shortlisted at the Art of Photography Show (San Diego, USA)
2013: 1st Prize of Photoreportage Etudiant Paris Match (Paris, France)
NovaPlanet.com (France)
october 2015
Interview about my photo essay on Bhutanese refugees
http://www.novaplanet.com/radionova/50188/episode-lettre-a-elodie-guillaume-lacourt
Les cahiers de la photographie, n°8 (France)
march 2014, p.24-25
Realeased by UPP (Union des Photographes Professionnels/Auteurs)
Publication and Interview « coup de coeur »
Panthéon Sorbonne Magazine (France)
september - october 2013
Publication and interview
The last Bhutanese refugees in Nepal
Darkroom Gallery, (Vermont, USA)
Manus et Pedibus Exhibition
(collective exhibition + catalogue)
from june 23th - july 17th, 2016
San Diego Art Institute, (California, USA)
(collective exhibition)
from october 12th - november 17th, 2013
Gallery Soufflot, University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, (Paris, France)
The last Bhutanese refugees in Nepal
(solo exhibition)
from september 18th - october 18th, 2013
Nothing Magazine, 2015 (France)
The last Bhutanese refugees in Nepal
http://www.nothingmag.fr/PDF/Nothing13.pdf
Causas Perdidas, 2014 (Brazil)
The last Bhutanese refugees in Nepal
http://causasperdidas.literatortura.com/2014/08/15/belissimas-e-tocantes-imagens-do-campo-de-refugiados-butaneses-no-nepal/
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