La Méduse, 2010

Elizabeth H  

EH studied Art History at the Marc Bloch University in Strasbourg where she defended her Master's degree with the first subject in History of Photography offered at the University at that time (1996).

She completed her theoretical training with a University Diploma in Cinema and Audiovisual where she attended the workshop of René Noël who introduced her to and trained her in film photography exclusively in Black and White. She continued her training with Nathalie Savey, an independent photographer (1997), then at the workshops of the City of Paris where she acquired the basics of shooting with a view camera (2001).

She followed several young theatre companies in Strasbourg and Paris, documenting their rehearsals and performances.

She participated in group exhibitions in Strasbourg and then in Paris where she benefited from a

workshop thanks to the town of Kremlin-Bicêtre for around ten years, opening its doors every year from 2008 to 2016.

She also holds a sales and project management position in a Parisian photographic laboratory for over two decades.

Her photography, almost always in black and white and film, explores moments suspended in time and space, with a predilection for urban landscapes at night and the presence of vegetation that redraws their contours. When traveling or in her daily environment, it is for her a way to capture the dazzlement she feels when faced with the beauty of what happens or what is, and to restore its capture.