Photographer Jean-Jacques Stockli recently presented his compelling photographic work focusing on water themes during a public exhibition in Nay, France. The artist met with visitors and shared his passion for capturing the beauty and vulnerability of water resources in the Pyrenees region through his camera lens.
The exhibition, titled "Aygue Blanque, Aygue Nègre" (White Water, Black Water), represents a deeply personal project for Stockli, who has long been drawn to water as a central theme in his artistic work. The photographer's collection showcases both the sublime beauty of Pyrenean waters and the environmental threats they face in the modern era.
During the event, Stockli engaged directly with the public, offering insights into his creative process and the significance of his water-focused photography. His work aims to highlight the dual nature of water in the Pyrenees - its natural magnificence alongside the growing environmental challenges that threaten these precious water resources.
The exhibition serves as both an artistic celebration and an environmental statement, drawing attention to the importance of protecting the region's water systems. Stockli's photographs capture the essence of Pyrenean waters while simultaneously raising awareness about their conservation needs for future generations.
