Impressionism

“When photography looks at painting” — Blind (2026)

IMPRESSIONISM — To mark the 150th anniversary of the Impressionist movement, Jonathan Bertin worked for 2 years between Paris and Normandy, his native region and the cradle of the movement, photographing the places of his daily life: ordinary scenes, society scenes, chalk cliffs and the quick waters of the Côte d’Albâtre. A collection of delicate images, a book of singular materiality and, above all, a tribute.

JONATHAN BERTIN comes from Normandy and lives in Paris. The author of a first book (New York — Quest), he presents this new work as part of a French tour of 12 cities, followed by several major exhibitions in Normandy at the Abbatiale de Rouen and in Amsterdam with the Homecoming Gallery.

NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHERS — The cover is particularly delicate, in velvet. The book reads vertically, like a sketchbook, and uses a remarkable printing technique. Several special editions have been created for the book, among them a fragrance, “Jardin en bord de mer”, for the collector’s edition, in collaboration with FLAIR Paris.