Sidonie Hadoux
Istanbul, İstanbul, Turkey
Sidonie is a freelance photographer and journalist, based in Lille (North of France).
She started photography in 2012 when she covered the impacts of the syrian conflict at the border with Turkey (Belong Border). Then, she covered the Gezi Park protest in Istanbul in june 2013 ("Resistanbul").
Sidonie's documentary works focus on environmental issues and social inequalities. She is currently covering the drought in South Africa and Lesotho (on-going project "Drought alongside the water"). In 2014, she carried out a project about an oil exploitation an Albania (Or Noir, Misère Grise), which was exhibited during the Festival International du film des Droits de l'Homme à Paris in 2015.
In 2015, she directed the webdocumentary "J'ai décidé d'être stérile" with Fanny Marlier, Hélène Rocco and Alice Deroide.
The Youth is another topic that she started to explore, through the project "I have a dream".
Another part of her work is more conceptual, exploring the concept of autobiographical landscapes and questions of intimacy, feminity and motherhood.
Solo Exhibitions
2013 - Beyond Border - Grenoble
2014- "Resistanbul" - Lille
Group Exhibitions
2015 - Or noir, Misère grise - Micro Marché at Brussels / International Movie Festival of Human Rights at Paris
2017 - Or noir, Misère Grise - Lyon
- Audio capture
- Conflict
- Editorial
- Environment
- Events
- Interview
- Landscape
- Portrait
- Video capture
"I have a dream"
Sidonie Hadoux
"I have a dream" is a project of portraits of young South-African people living in a students building in Maboneng, an area of Johannesburg. The series question the dreams of the so called "born-free generation" in South Africa.
Or noir, misère grise
Sidonie Hadoux
Un reportage photo réalisé à Fier en Albanie où une exploitation de pétrole ruine la vie quotidienne des habitants.
Ce projet a fait l'objet de plusieurs expositions à Grenoble, Bruxelles, Lyon et à l'ouverture du Festival International du Film des Droits de l'Homme à Paris en avril 2015.