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Julie de Waroquier is a self-taught French photographer, also philosophy teacher, who started photography in She is also a regular author for the French....

Julie de Waroquier is an artist.

Julie de Waroquier is a French self-taught photographer who explores surreal and fantasy worlds, questioning the reality through her photographic projects.

Julie de Waroquier is a self-taught French photographer, also philosophy teacher, who started photography in She is also a regular author for the French.

Surreal Streets is a series by French photographer Julie de Waroquier that explores the way the modern dreamer's private aspirations merge with the.

Julie de Waroquier (France), to mention a few.

Julie de Waroquier is a self-taught French photographer, also philosophy teacher, who started photography in 2008. Since 2010, she has distinguished herself by winning several national and international awards, including the International Emerging Artist Award.

Her photographs are regularly exhibited in solo or group shows, and were notably showcased at the Rencontres d’Arles. Her work has been worldwide published, notably in The Telegraph, The Australian and Deccan Chronicles.

In the end of 2012, she has published her first book "Dreamalities", which is edited by KnowWare editions.

When Daido Moriyama as a young photographer saw William Klein's New York, it changed his life.
In 2014, this book is adapted as a short film, in collaboration with the film-maker and director Damien Steck. The film has been awarded in several international festivals. In 2019, she has published "Clichés de femmes"with Atlande editions.

The book associates sexist quotes from the most famous philosophers with ironical and dreamy pictures, to question and mock the quoted words.