Agnes Clotis
Photographer
Agnès Clotis was born in south of France.
After studying photography for 3 years in ETPA in Toulouse, she pursued Architecture School in Bordeaux. She graduated in February 2013.
During 5 years of Architecture studies, her background in Photography and her on going practice of this medium lead her to question the interrelation existing between these two disciplines and the role of the photographic image in the representation of an Architecture and Landscape.
Since 2011, She has been working as a photographer in collaboration with several Architectures agencies in France and on a personal work linked to landscape, space, travel and piece of life.
Agnes Clotis
Photographer
Agnès Clotis was born in south of France.
After studying photography for 3 years in ETPA in Toulouse, she pursued Architecture School in Bordeaux. She graduated in February 2013.
During 5 years of Architecture studies, her background in Photography and her on going practice of this medium lead her to question the interrelation existing between these two disciplines and the role of the photographic image in the representation of an Architecture and Landscape.
Since 2011, She has been working as a photographer in collaboration with several Architectures agencies in France and on a personal work linked to landscape, space, travel and piece of life.
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