Grégory Dargent is a French musician and photographer born in 1977 in Argenteuil. A graduate of the Strasbourg Conservatory, he has an international career as a musician (electric guitar and oud) and composer. His creations have taken him all over the world, from the Berlin Philharmonic to a small square in the Itabuna Church in Brazil, from the Doha Oud Festival to the Red Fish in New York, from the Cairo Jazz Festival to the Warsaw Radio Auditorium.
He discovered photography as if by accident on the day he was 37 years old, anchored in the temporality of film, attached to the abstraction of black and white and advocating the greatest
and advocating the greatest subjectivity, he created in 2018, the book H to Editions Saturn, his first photographic work.
In Deauville, he remembers the escape he experienced a few years ago with a young woman, fleeing a past life and a city that was too narrow. An intimate work.
I don't know Deauville. Well, I do. A few years ago, in the midst of a separation, I met "J", who was also in turmoil. Wanting to escape from our too narrow city and our past lives still too close, I took a map of France, closed my eyes and put my index finger randomly on the paper: Deauville.
Exhibition at the Point de vue, boulevard de la mer.
Open every day from October 19 to November 03, and from December 21 to January 5.
From November 4 to December 20: open on Saturdays and Sundays.
Opening hours : 10h30 > 13h - 14h30 > 18h30.