Paris, 25 photographers to save Brazil's Atlantic rainforest

22 March 2014, 7:03 | di Marika Lion | 0

The Anne Fontaine Foundation is organizing a photographic exhibition called Objectif Arbres, in order to raise awareness and raise funds that will be dedicated to reforestation activities around the world, with a strong focus on the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest.

Paris, 25 photographers to save Brazil's Atlantic rainforest

This traveling exhibition started in New York in April 2013 and will take place in Paris at Sotheby's from 28 March at 31 March 2014. The exhibition will conclude with an auction on March 31st.

Thirty-five internationally renowned photographers such as Sebastião Salgado, Sarah Moon, Peter Knapp, Vincent Munie, Jean – Michel Berts and Ahae have donated a photograph to the Foundation. These images are inspired by the theme of trees and are representative of the variety of artistic styles and techniques. Each visitor will be able to confront the relationship between man and nature.

La Anne Fontaine Foundation has also published a book with Assoulin editions, a collection of all the photographs from the exhibition with quotes and biographies of their respective artists.

All proceeds from the auction and the book will be donated to the Anne Fontaine Foundation to finance reforestation projects in Brazil.

Exhibition: Paris
Friday 28, Saturday 29, Monday 31 from 10.00 to 18.00

Marika Lion

Responsible for FIRST Arte since 2012. Long experience in institutional and financial public communication, public affairs. Since 2001 you have been working independently in the Wealth Management sector and specifically for family offices, collections and private family assets. Former university professor in Art Economics, Marketing and Communication of cultural events and Communication strategies for the valorisation and promotion of artistic and cultural heritage. Author of books and responsible for editorial series dedicated to art and the market. Publisher and Collector.