Pierre
Vanneste

(2015 - 2018 / longterm project)

Seas wrinkled by human activity, carved by the furrows of boats and nets that cross them. From the north to the center of the East Atlantic, the stories of the workers of the sea merge and illustrate a question of relationship to the world, to nature and to the living.

The Northeast Atlantic is the fourth largest fishing area in the world. Mainly exploited by European shipowners, this region contributes to more than seventy percent of European catches. In Senegal (central-eastern Atlantic), for several decades, the men of the coast have been seeing their sea being gradually emptied and the future of their profession is changing.

DREMMWEL is a transmedia documentary project to be discovered through a book connected to augmented video content (Yellow Now Editions, in partnership with Blinkl technology).