Florence Goupil

Photographer / Based in Cusco, Peru

Florence Goupil (Lima, 1990) is a self-taught Peruvian documentary photographer based in Cusco, Peru. She has been an Explorer since 2020 and is a contributor to the National Geographic Society. The spectre of the Quechua-Wanka culture... read on
Focus: Photojournalist, Environment, Documentary, Photography, Portraiture, Conceptual, Human Rights, Storyteller, Film Producer
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Available in: Cusco, Peru
Focused on: Photojournalist, Environment, Documentary, Photography, Portraiture, Conceptual, Human Rights, Storyteller, Film Producer
Coverage Regions: Latin America
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish, French
Years of experience: 3 to 5
Florence Goupil (Lima, 1990) is a self-taught Peruvian documentary photographer based in Cusco, Peru. She has been an Explorer since 2020 and is a contributor to the National Geographic Society.

The spectre of the Quechua-Wanka culture through her family's orality initiated her interest in photography. To document human rights, ethnobotany, the environment and the living memory of the indigenous peoples of Peru and Latin America.

Her work has been exhibited at the ICP, the Photoville Festival and the Bronx Documentary Center in New York. Published in National Geographic, BBC, Polka Magazine, El País, BJP, NBC News and other international media. In 2020 she was nominated for the Joop Swart Masterclass and received a grant from the National Geographic Society. In the same year, she was awarded the Getty Images Reportage Grant and later the Pulitzer Center Rainforest Journalism Fund.

In 2021, she received an honourable mention from POY Latam as Ibero-American Photographer of the Year and won the Nouvelles Écritures award from the Yves Rocher Foundation's La Gacilly Festival. In 2022, she participated in the Hamburg Portfolio Review and the Pulitzer Center Reporting on Climate Crisis in Washington DC.

In 2023, Florence was invited as a speaker at the National Geographic Summit in Washington DC, where she presented her project "Qutiy, Returning to the Land" on Native American corn. In July, her awarded documentary short film "Cumbia’s Day" was presented at the Manuel Rivera Ortiz Foundation during Les Rencontres pour l’image de Arles, in France. This same year, she received two Pulitzer Center Dom Phillips Reporting grants to work on the Brazil-Peru border on environmental threats affecting the Amazon.
Clients
Florence Goupil | Bio National Geographic Magazine
Florence Goupil | Bio NBC News
Florence Goupil | Bio Le Monde
Florence Goupil | Bio It's Nice That
Florence Goupil | Bio British Journal of Photography
Florence Goupil | Bio National Geographic Society
Florence Goupil | Bio Fisheye Magazine
Florence Goupil | Bio The Guardian
Florence Goupil | Bio El Pais
Ojo Publico
Polka Magazine
BBC
Florence Goupil | Bio Ph Museum
Florence Goupil | Bio Sony World Photography Awards
Education
Florence Goupil | Bio EESAB Ecole Superieure des Beaux Arts de Rennes