Professionnels Lauréate de la Bourse CNA X LUGA 2024
As part of its mission to encourage and support the creation and broadcasting of author's work in the field of photography as well as in a training perspective, the Centre national de l'audiovisuel (CNA) has set up its grant "Bourse CNA - Aide à la création et à la diffusion en photographie" in 2009.
In collaboration with the organizers of the LUGA – Luxembourg Urban Garden exhibition, the CNA is launching a special edition of its grant in 2024. This project includes a photographic commission that explores themes associated with LUGA as well as the European Month of Photography 2025.
As part of its commitment to promoting contemporary photography, the CNA 2024 Grant places particular emphasis on supporting projects that stand out for their artistic excellence, research rigor, innovative character, and originality.
For this 16th edition, 18 applications were received from which the jury selected 1 winner for the realization of a project:
LIZ LAMBERT
The recipient will benefit from an exhibition at the CNA and a presentation on the LUGA sites.
The jury (Pdf, 1.26 Mb), which met on July 24, 2024, was composed Lisa Baldelli (ministère de la Culture), Vanessa Cum (Ville de Luxembourg), Daniela del Fabbro (CNA), Marlène Kreins (Centres d’Art Dudelange), Ruud Priem (MNAHA), Ana Maria Tzekov (Centre des Arts Pluriels Ettelbruck), Michèle Walerich (CNA).
TRANSHUMANZ
In 2023, the tradition of the seasonal movement of people and livestock, or 'transhumance', was inscribed on the UNESCO list of intangible cultural heritage. There is only one transhumant sheep farm left in Luxembourg, which moves its flocks through the meadows, villages and streets of the Grand Duchy. In her project Liz Lambert will be following this farm photographically for several months. She will pay particular attention to the relationship between humans and animals and to the following questions: what is the significance of this practice for our present and future society, how does it bridge the gap between rural and urban areas and how does it contribute to the preservation of biodiversity?
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Liz Lambert, born in Luxembourg in 1993, is a self-taught photographic artist who uses the camera to capture and process her sensitive and alert perception of her environment. She is best known for her street photography, self-portraits and visual documentation of everyday life. What unites all her images is the spontaneity with which they are created and the intimacy they exude. Her work is dedicated to capturing fleeting human emotions of all kinds. Liz lives and works in Luxembourg. She has been a member of the Luxembourg Streetphoto Collective since 2021. In 2022 she won the Prix d'encouragement du Prix de la Photographie - "Clervaux Cité de l'image" (LU). She has already exhibited in Belgium and several times in Luxembourg.
More information : https://www.liz-lambert.com
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