For more than forty years now, Catherine Poncin has been photography with photographs. Better still: she photographs photography. However, the critical texts that accompany his work tend to detach the photographer from photography, as if his work was above all second-hand, meta-photographic. This work aims to re-examine this conviction and expand reflection to the following questions: what is Catherine Poncin’s work does the images which are the source of her inspiration, but also to photography, as practical, as Art, as thought? C. M.
Catherine Poncin
Artiste, Photographe, Plasticien

- L’Empreinte de la photographie- Catherine Poncin- Christian Michel 
- Rencontre Catherine Poncin – Christine Ollier- Catherine Poncin- Christine Ollier 
- Porte-folio- Smith, Ellen Kooi, Catherine Poncin, Thibaut Cuisset, Corinne Mercadier, Thierry Fontaine, Yusuf Sevinçli, Matt Wilson, Karen Knorr, Laura Henno 
- Carpe Diem- Catherine Poncin- Michel Poivert, Florence Calame-Levert 
- Archives d’un présent- Catherine Poncin- Ricardo Arcos-Palmas, Gonzalo Sanchez G. 
- 1418. échos, versos et graphies de batailles- Catherine Poncin- Michel Poivert, Guillaume Nahon 
- Corpus- Catherine Poncin- Van Speybroeck Daan 
- Éloge de combats ordinaires- Catherine Poncin- Magali Jauffret 
- La boîte de Pandore- Catherine Poncin- Nathalie Leleu 
- Vertiges- Catherine Poncin- Nourredine Saadi 
- Vis à vis- Catherine Poncin- Armelle Canitrot 
- Eclats- Catherine Poncin- Alger Elèves du Lycée A. Dumas 
- Sans conte, ni légende- Catherine Poncin- Rajae Benchemsi 
- Du champs des hommes- Catherine Poncin- Emmanuel Hermange 
- Catherine Poncin- Catherine Poncin- Paul Ardenne 
- Détournement d’intention- Catherine Poncin, Jean-Paul Chavent 
Christian Michel
Auteur, Historien

Christian Michel, former student of ENS Fontenay/St-Cloud and aggregated with modern letters, is currently a lecturer (HDR) in comparative literature at the University of Picardie-Jules-Verne (Amiens). His work is devoted to analogy, the hermeneutics of fiction and the semiology of the visual arts. He published in particular (2013), (in collaboration with Michèle Bompard-Porte and Daniel Bennequin, 2013), and he managed the volumes of studies (2016) and A. Desplechin, in collaboration with Jean-Baptiste Renault, 2017).













