Bourse CNA 2021
Recipients of the grant 'Bourse CNA' – 2021 edition
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.
Since its inception, over 65 photographic projects have been supported.
The grant is aimed at artists, professionals or in training, of Luxembourg nationality, or living in Luxembourg with a practice in photography.
No subject or photographic "genre" is imposed, the aim being to support talented creators, with no age limit, allowing them to carry out personal photographic work or to support its distribution through publication. The CNA supports the selected artists during the development of their projects.
Pour cette 13ème édition, 17 dossiers de candidature ont été réceptionnés parmi lesquels le jury a sélectionné 5 lauréats pour la réalisation d’un projet de création ou de publication :
For this 13th edition, 17 applications were received from which the jury selected 5 winners for the realization of a creation or publication project:
· Laurianne Bixhain : Mars (publication)
· Eric Chenal : Hôtel Wolfers (publication, creation)
· Cristina Dias de Magalhães: Instincts. Same but different (publication)
· Lisa Kohl : PUSHBACK (creation)
· Anne Speltz : I want to live like a human (creation)
The jury, which met on October 19, 2021, was composed of Audrey Hoareau, directrice du Centre régional de la photographie Hauts-de-France - Douchy-les-Mines ; Marlène Kreins, responsable des Centres d’Art Dudelange ; Charlotte Masse, assistante curatrice à la Konschthal Esch/Alzette; Clément Minighetti, curateur en chef au Mudam Luxembourg ; Ruud Priem, conservateur Beaux-Arts au Musée National d'Histoire et d'Art Luxembourg.
The works supported with the grant will be carried out during the year 2022.
Laurianne Bixhain
Mars
(Publication)
A key image: ornamental cabbages in a flower purse. Naturally precious and fragile, flowers are here associated with the rationalization of distribution. The gap between the floral motif and its industrialization testifies to an obsolete relationship with the world and its resources. The bringing together of human figures and minerals questions our approach to what makes life, and links the slowness of the transformation of stones to the topicality, the technique and the modeling of the real.
www.lauriannebixhain.com
Eric Chenal
Hôtel Wolfers
(Publication, création)
Spring 2013, discovery of the Wolfers house, commissioned in Ixelles in 1929 by Henry Van de Velde, occupied since 1977 by the doctor-radiologist and conceptual art collector Herman Daled. Other photographic tours followed for several years in the heart of this extraordinary dwelling. 2019, I photographed for the last time the play of light in the service staircase of this house, five resulting images manifest themselves as the perfect subject for a color gravure printing project.
www.ericchenal.com
Cristina Dias de Magalhães
Instincts. Same but different
(Publication)
Instincts. Same but different reads like a diary through which Cristina Dias de Magalhães visually and emotionally deciphers her family environment. Fascinated by the native bond with and between her twin daughters, she detaches herself from her self-portraits to rediscover the moments linked to early childhood through their gaze: the joy of living, the exploration of the environment, the discovery of oneself and the relationships with others.
www.cristina-dias.com
Lisa Kohl
PUSHBACK
(Création)
The PUSHBACK project is a visual reflection on the landscape and the path of man. My plans are to continue my research through the mediums of photography, video and sound on the territories which revolve around the themes of the border, flight and exclusion. In search of new encounters, exchanges and testimonies, I would like to go to transition zones with a view to exploring and conceiving the complexity of these places.
www.lisa-kohl.com
Anne Speltz
I want to live like a human
(Création)
I Want to Live Like A Human is an attempt to change the media representation of migrants. The project will deal with 4 European migration "hotspots" and the people who are passing through them. Descriptive images of inhuman places face portraits of migrants as well as the written expressions of their hopes and dreams. Through the means of a documentary and calm visual language, the theme of migration will be approached from a more human point of view.
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