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NATURALIA: Chronicles of contemporary ruins by Jonk
Naturalia by Jonk
Du 1er mai au 15 octobre 2025
Comme chaque année, à partir du 1er mai, Quai de la Photo réinvestit les berges de Seine et invite, cette fois jusqu’au 15 octobre, visiteurs et passants au cœur d’un univers dans lequel la nature a repris ses droits.
Through 33 works by photographer Jonk, a true explorer of modern times, Quai de la Photo invites you to take a trip off the beaten track.
Jonk's photographs, displayed across the entire terrace with curtains, take you on a journey through fifteen countries, from abandoned castles to old mines. A veritable expedition, Jonk's photographs reveal unexpected landscapes and, above all, prompt us to question the place of nature in our daily lives.
For a total immersion into the heart of the site, the Quai de la Photo's 400 m² terrace incorporates removable partitions made of curtains, designed to offer a space of intimacy that reveals itself in a play of transparency and movement. It's a different way of living outside the Quai de la Photo, conceived and designed by space designer Thomas Heagle, so that every space on the Quai de la Photo terrace is a moment to itself.
Free guided tours: Wednesday to Sunday, 2pm and 5pm.
NATURALIA: Chronicles of contemporary ruins by Jonk
1 mai - 15 octobre
On the quayside terrace
Free
Naturalia by Jonk
Du 1er mai au 15 octobre 2025
Comme chaque année, à partir du 1er mai, Quai de la Photo réinvestit les berges de Seine et invite, cette fois jusqu’au 15 octobre, visiteurs et passants au cœur d’un univers dans lequel la nature a repris ses droits.
Through 33 works by photographer Jonk, a true explorer of modern times, Quai de la Photo invites you to take a trip off the beaten track.
Jonk's photographs, displayed across the entire terrace with curtains, take you on a journey through fifteen countries, from abandoned castles to old mines. A veritable expedition, Jonk's photographs reveal unexpected landscapes and, above all, prompt us to question the place of nature in our daily lives.
For a total immersion into the heart of the site, the Quai de la Photo's 400 m² terrace incorporates removable partitions made of curtains, designed to offer a space of intimacy that reveals itself in a play of transparency and movement. It's a different way of living outside the Quai de la Photo, conceived and designed by space designer Thomas Heagle, so that every space on the Quai de la Photo terrace is a moment to itself.
Free guided tours: Wednesday to Sunday, 2pm and 5pm.