About

ABOUT

Brice Portolano is a french photographer working on the relationship between man and nature.

In 2021, his first book "No Signal" was published by Gallimard. "No Signal" is about ten men and women who have changed their lives in order to live closer to nature. It has been translated into German, English, Japanese and Korean.

Brice Portolano works on commission for the press and advertising.

 

Brice Portolano is a french photographer inspired by travels and our relationship with nature. He is based in Marseille, France.

In 2021 he published "No Signal" (Gallimard, teNeues), a book about men and women who have changed their lives in order to live closer to nature. He traveled to Alaska, Patagonia, Mongolia, Europe and some remote corners of the Arctic to complete this project.

In 2022, “Norway”, was published by Les Editions du Chêne and translated in six languages.

Brice Portolano works on commission worldwide for advertising and the press.

 
 

Selected clients

Le Figaro Magazine / Conde Nast Traveller / Louis Vuitton / Lancôme / Voyageurs du Monde / Terres d'Aventure / Air France / Éditions du Chêne / Hachette / Canon / EnVols Magazine / BMW / The Botanist / Domaine de Terrebrune / EDF / RATP / UNICEF / Danone / Aigle / Columbia / Le Monde / Financial Times / Ruinart / Krug / Chaumet.

PUBLICATIONS

Le Monde / Le Figaro Magazine / Financial Times / The Guardian / The Independent / BBC NEWS / GEO Magazine / National Geographic / Fisheye / Les Échos / 6 MOIS / Les Others / Outside Magazine / Business Insider / Monocle UK / Vanity Fair UK / Helsingin Sanomat / The Big Issue Taiwan / La Repubblica / Corriere della Sera.

Books

« Norvège » - Editions du Chêne, 2022
« No Signal » - Hoëbeke/Gallimard, 2021, teNeues (German & English), Bokbokseoga (Korean), Nikkei National Geographic (Japanese)
« Humains » - Tana, 2018
« Below Zero » - Gestalten, 2017 (contributed)
« Wildside » - Gestalten, 2017 (contributed)
« Across the mountains » - Editions Lemaître, 2015

Exhibitions

2022 Festival Pluie d’Images, No Signal”, Brest (FR)
2021 Médiathèque des Capucins, No Signal”, Brest (FR)
2018 Geopolis centre de Photoreportage “No Signal”, Brussels (BE)
2018 Maison de la Photographie, No Signal”, Lille (FR)
2017 Bibliothèque Nationale de France, “No Signal”, Paris (FR)
2017 Fisheye Gallery, “Keep Exploring”, Paris (FR)
2017 Salon de la Photo, “Keep Exploring”, Paris (FR)
2016 Art en Transe Gallery, “No Signal”, Paris (FR)
2016 Fisheye Gallery “On the Road”, Arles (FR)
2015 Photo Doc “Keep Exploring”, Paris (FR)
2015 Splendens Gallery, “Keep Exploring” Paris (FR)