Masterclass Super Cercle avec Elisa Parron

Photographer Elisa Parron has developed a distinctive and deeply personal approach to image-making. Since the beginning of her career, she has focused on building close relationships with the people she photographs. From football and tennis fields to the backstage world of French rap, she has cultivated long-term collaborations that enable her to create intimate images, offering an alternative to traditional media representations.

As part of this Super Cercle masterclass organized in conjunction with the exhibition Remember Me,  Elisa Parron will reflect on her career and artistic practice, situated at the intersection of portraiture, documentary photography, and contemporary art. She will also explore the materiality of photography in the digital age: why print, publish, or exhibit an image today? How does the transformation of a photograph from digital file to physical object change the way we experience it? Join the conversation as she discusses these questions and the evolving realities of the photographic profession.

About Elisa Parron 

Born in Lausanne in 1994, Elisa Parron is a Spanish-Portuguese photographer and visual artist. After beginning her career in sports photography in Switzerland, she moved to Paris in 2012, where she started working closely with several leading figures of the French rap scene through long-term collaborative projects. She also worked with Paris Saint-Germain for more than a decade. In 2021, she published Numéro 10, her first self-published book, bringing together nine years of photography exploring the connections between football and rap culture.