Nicolas Floc'h's underwater landscapes featured across multiple French venues

Nicolas Floc'h's photographic series 'Paysages productifs', dedicated to underwater landscapes, are being exhibited simultaneously at several French institutions. The series include 'Ouessant' (2016) in Brittany, 'La Couleur de l'eau' (2016-21), 'Kuroshio' (2017) in Japan, 'Invisible' (2018-20) in the Calanques, 'Initium Maris' (2015-21) in Brittany, and 'Bulles' (2019) between Sicily and Japan. Exhibitions were interrupted by France's second lockdown but are expected to reopen and be extended. At Frac Paca in Marseille, 'Invisible', 'La Couleur de l'eau', and 'Initium Maris' are on view until April 25, 2021. The Centre photographique d'Île-de-France in Pontault-Combault shows 'La Couleur de l'eau' in the group exhibition 'La Photographie à l'épreuve de l'abstraction' until February 21, 2021. Micro Onde in Vélizy-Villacoublay presents 'Invisible' and 'Initium Maris' in the same group show until January 16, 2021. The Centre régional de la photographie Hauts-de-France in Douchy-les-Mines features 'Bulles' and 'La Couleur de l'eau' in 'Flux, une société en mouvement' until January 24, 2021. Floc'h's work is also the subject of a monograph in artpress issue 482 (November 2020).