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Alban Bourdy (People 2022, by Matthieu Zellweger) - Swiss Press Award

30/04/2021 - Suisse / Neuchâtel - Portrait d'Alban Bourdy. Matthieu Zellweger / HAYTHAM PICTURES
Matthieu Zellweger
30/04/2021 - Suisse / Neuchâtel - Portrait d'Alban Bourdy. Matthieu Zellweger / HAYTHAM PICTURES
Photo / People
2022

Alban Bourdy

Matthieu Zellweger

Alban Bourdy was diagnosed as gifted at the age of 5. He was a member of the Russian-born Ashram Shambala sect from 2010 to 2013. This movement is considered one of the "most dangerous in the world." He has spoken about this experience and warned about the organization's actions in various media outlets and books.

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Alban Bourdy

Le Pèlerin

Photo / People
2022

Matthieu Zellweger

Alban Bourdy was diagnosed as gifted at the age of 5. He was a member of the Russian-born Ashram Shambala sect from 2010 to 2013. This movement is considered one of the "most dangerous in the world." He has spoken about this experience and warned about the organization's actions in various media outlets and books.

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Matthieu Zellweger / Swiss Press Award

Matthieu Zellweger

Photographe, Rolle, 1971

Matthieu Zellweger grew up in French-speaking Switzerland. His background as a health science researcher allows him to tell stories rooted in a societal perspective. In his photographic work, he intertwines an empathetic and passionate gaze with the inspirations of a poet to illuminate the recesses of the human soul and reveal the unseen. Matthieu Zellweger's work has received numerous awards. His emotionally charged reportage has been published and exhibited on three continents. He has also published two books: "Secrets of Rice and Water" (2017) and "Worlds Beyond" (2019). Matthieu Zellweger has traveled the world extensively and developed a special connection with Japan and its cultural traditions. He is a recognized expert on the world of sake, which connects the Japanese people and their pantheon. Agency: Haytham Pictures / REA Photo (Paris).

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