JUSQU'ICI RIEN N'A CHANGÉ — Special edition

Limited to 200 copies

Exceptionally, for this book made in collaboration between two photographers, we are offering two distinct special editions: a William Keo edition and a Yaman Yamsonite Okur edition. Each has its own original cover, while the interior is identical.

The special edition comes with a matching 16 × 24 cm fine art print.

JUSQU’ICI, RIEN N’A CHANGÉ — For the national tour of the stage production “La Haine — Jusqu’ici, rien n’a changé”, we are delighted to present the book of the same name, which retraces the making of the show and what happens behind the scenes. “Jusqu’ici rien n’a changé” is an art book that enters that world and goes further: it brings together backstage photographs, notes and sketches alongside texts written by William Keo on how life in the French banlieues has changed from 1995 to today. A complex, living, contemporary archive of this 2025 restaging of La Haine.

Forewords by Ramsès Kefi (journalist) and Médine (rapper).

YAMAN YAMSONITE OKUR is a French dancer, choreographer and photographer of Turkish origin. A breakdance specialist, he became world champion in 2001 with the Wanted Posse crew. Over his career he has worked with many international artists. He is also the choreographer of “La Haine — Jusqu’ici rien n’a changé”.

WILLIAM KEO is a photographer, creative director and co-founder of Four Eyes éditions. A photojournalist formerly with Magnum Photos, he specialises in conflict photography, particularly in the Middle East (Kurdistan). He also works extensively on the French banlieues and is pursuing a long-term project supported by the CNAP and the BnF, “EXTRAMUROS”, set in the department where he was born, the 93.