Brice Portolano was born in 1991 and grew up in Provence before studying at La Sorbonne and &Eacute;cole des Gobelins, Paris. Driven by the love of travel and open spaces, he runs a long-term book project "No Signal" about men and women returning to nature at a time when more than half of the world's population lives in urban areas.From Alaska to Mongolia, Siberia and Lapland, witness of his time, Brice also has a large number of followers and fans on IG, nearly 66k who live the adventure with him.
He also publishes his work in the press and works in command for advertisers who seek the authenticity behind the story stelling. Brice&rsquo; s intimate relation with nature places him into a generation of pionner-photographers related to new ways of living the interaction between human and nature.

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Brice Portolano was born in 1991 in Paris. He grew up in Provence before studying at La Sorbonne and &Eacute;cole des Gobelins.
 Driven by the love of travel and open spaces, he begins a long-term project of men and women returning to nature at a time when more than half of the world's population lives in urban areas. This project takes him to remote parts of the world such as Alaska, Mongolia, Siberia and Lapland. He publishes his work in the press, notably in GEO Magazine, National Geographic US (digital), Le Monde, Les Echos, Stern, The Guardian, The Independent and La Repubblica.
 He also works in command for press and advertising: his clients include Air France, Ruinart, Chaumet, Krug, Aigle, Danone, Canon, National Geographic Worker, GEO Magazine and Vanity Fair UK.

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Brice Portolano

Driven by the love of travel and open spaces, he runs a long-term book project "No Signal" about men and women returning to nature at a time when more than half of the world's population lives in urban areas.From Alaska to Mongolia, Siberia and Lapland, witness of his time, Brice also has a large number of followers and fans on IG, nearly 66k who live the adventure with him.

Brice Portolano

Édition 2017 - Le Salon de la Photo