My own private Uzbekistan

My own private Uzbekistan is a personal vision of a country that fascinates me. I have always found there was something mysterious and magical about this part of the world but also something attractive and slightly frightening. In May 2007, I had the opportunity to travel in Uzbekistan: Tashkent, Samarkand and the Fergana Valley. I was there to take pictures of disabled persons for the French charity Handicap International. I met extraordinary people, photographed them in their everyday life...
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My own private Uzbekistan is a personal vision of a country that fascinates me. I have always found there was something mysterious and magical about this part of the world but also something attractive and slightly frightening. In May 2007, I had the opportunity to travel in Uzbekistan: Tashkent, Samarkand and the Fergana Valley. I was there to take pictures of disabled persons for the French charity Handicap International. I met extraordinary people, photographed them in their everyday life and at work. I chose to show their portraits and mix them with images I took every now and then during my journey in this wonderful country.
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