In 2016 Nicolas Pascarel created The Passenger Photography, inspired by Michelangelo Antonioni's critically acclaimed film « The Passenger » . The concept is to continue the full immersion photo workshops in Asia and Cuba, but to include new destinations with a new spirit and way of Life like Maputo in Mozambico and Sao Tomé and Principe in Africa. In Pascarel’s words « The Passenger Photography » encompasses photography, cinema, and atmospheres. It's about certain parts of the world, mine, or those I lived, learned, loved, wanted and suffered. The Passenger Photography is a subtle blend of fact and fiction, intertwined. It is this world that I invite you to read and look to still dream a little, together. The Passenger is a self portrait of every element that has made my life, that of yesterday and today, sprinkled with mystery, vitality, unanswered questions to distant adventures, Saudade and love. The Passenger is an unfinished romance, as the life of a man who is still in search of what he seeks, disregarding the passing of time. For this, he realized two anothers long term personal project, one in Havana from 2012 until 2018, a poetic and melancholic story which he aptly entitled "The Passenger" and other one in Cambodia 2012 untill 2015, at Kep sur mer, former Saint Tropez of the Indochinese coast destroyed and buried under the jungle after 25 years of war. Alongside « The Passenger » and always in Havana, Nicolas wrote his first novel in May 2017 "Un dimanche entre l'hiver et le printemps, 8 heures du matin et tout bascule." (A Sunday between Winter and Spring, 8 am and everything rocked."). For the past 4 years Nicolas has been working on a photographic project entitled "Another Africa" or "L'Afrique Autrement" in particular in Maputo, Mozambique, and also in the small and lost island of Sao Tomé and Principe in the middle of no where In this forgotten Africa, he finds the same sensations of adventure and wealth when he discovered Cambodia just 23 years ago!

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