VANCON Laetitia
Photographer, Visual Storyteller @ Hans Lucas / Based in Munich
Laetitia is an award-winning photographer. She was born in Toulouse, France, 1979 and started photography in 2013 after having to study and work as an engineer chemistry for seven years. You may wonder what the bridge between...
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Focus:
Photographer, Photojournalist, Journalist, Advertising, Publisher, Researcher, Reporter, Politics, Travel, Fashion, Fine Art, Technology, Documentary, Photo Editor, Creative Director, Photography, Portraiture, Art, Culture, Director of Photography, Visuals Editor
Skills:
Research, Digital Printing, Photo Assisting, Adobe InDesign, Photo Editing, Storyboarding, Editorial Design, Exhibition Design, Photojournalism, Retouching
About
Laetitia is an award-winning photographer. She was born in Toulouse, France, 1979 and started photography in 2013 after having to study and work as an engineer chemistry for seven years. You may wonder what the bridge between Engineer and photography is, actually there is none. After achieving what the family and society were expecting from her, she felt useless, senseless and decided to change her path.
Photography has been a healing process. It helped her to reconnect with herself and her surrounding. It became a crucial tool to express herself and interrogate the human being, its consideration in our society and its inner revolution to define its identity.
Those are the main interests Laetitia has. She loves to tell stories around those thematics because she belongs to them.
She attempts to use photography in a personal and interactive approach to narration, searching for a delicate balance between a poetic and journalistic approach.
She often choices to give a narrative through the prism of privacy and intimacy, as she believes that beyond our differences of religion, culture, language, and education, we can still connect to the universal moral values of justice, respect, responsibility and love.
Photography has been a healing process. It helped her to reconnect with herself and her surrounding. It became a crucial tool to express herself and interrogate the human being, its consideration in our society and its inner revolution to define its identity.
Those are the main interests Laetitia has. She loves to tell stories around those thematics because she belongs to them.
She attempts to use photography in a personal and interactive approach to narration, searching for a delicate balance between a poetic and journalistic approach.
She often choices to give a narrative through the prism of privacy and intimacy, as she believes that beyond our differences of religion, culture, language, and education, we can still connect to the universal moral values of justice, respect, responsibility and love.