Photography exhibition: Fanny Jaussaud

As the new academic year begins, come and discover the city of Caen from a different perspective!
The MoHo is delighted to host an exhibition by Fanny Jaussaud, a photographer from Normandy who reveals Caen and Normandy through a sensitive lens, deeply rooted in emotion.
To create a perspective is to transform a place into an emotion. For Fanny Jaussaud, a landscape is not merely something to be looked at: it is something to be felt. Through her work, the artist offers a new way of discovering Caen and Normandy. Each photograph is conceived as an encounter where image and words echo one another to convey the soul of a place.
A native of Normandy, born in Caen, Fanny Jaussaud is deeply attached to the land where she grew up. She draws her inspiration from Normandy’s landscapes, heritage and coastline. Black and white highlights the essential, whilst the words accompanying her creations extend the emotional resonance and allow everyone the freedom to rediscover their own memories within them. More than just photographs, her works are perspectives: an invitation to see, feel and convey the emotion of a region that has always been a part of her.
Throughout September, Monday to Thursday from 8.30 am to 5.30 pm and Friday from 8.30 am to 4.30 pm

• Free for all