Her work is lauded by international critics. Foreign collectors and museums covet her rare prints. Yet, at 76, the French photographer remains a discreet artist in her own country. For 40 years, she has been composing a demanding body of work, giving a new form to places marked by war or history. Honored this year with the prestigious Hasselblad Award, her work is on display at the Grand Palais during Paris Photo.
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