From December 11 to 20, 2026, discover the Invisible photo exhibition in Puget-sur-Durance. Explore the art of animal camouflage through images of nature.
Temple de Puget-sur-Durance, 5001 chemin de La Loubatière, 84360, Puget
From 11/12 to 20/12/2026 daily between 10 am and 6 pm.
From December 11 to 20, 2026, the Temple of Puget-sur-Durance is hosting “Invisible”, a photographic exhibition by Stéphanie and David Allemand devoted to camouflage and animal mimicry. An invitation to slow down, observe and take a different look at nature and its most discreet inhabitants.
© Stéphanie & David Allemand
What if the most fascinating thing was precisely what you didn't see at first glance? With “Invisible”, photographers Stéphanie and David Allemand explore the art of camouflage and mimicry in the animal world. Taken in very different natural environments, their photographs show how certain animals merge with their environment, until they become almost undetectable.
A silhouette hidden in the rock, a presence among the leaves, an animal melted in the snow... Each image invites you to search, to dwell on the details and to gradually let what seemed absent appear. The gaze hesitates, explores, then discovers.
Between artistic photography and naturalistic observation, this exhibition offers another way of contemplating the living. Natural light, compositions, and frames blur the boundaries between the animal and its habitat, turning each photograph into a true visual exploration.
Behind the beauty of the images, “Invisible” also carries a message about the fragility of ecosystems. The animals that are barely distinguishable are sometimes the ones whose presence is most easily unknown. However, they are an integral part of natural balances.
By combining artistic sensitivity and a naturalistic perspective, Stéphanie and David Allemand invite us to reconsider the way we observe nature. Their photographs do not seek spectacular effects: on the contrary, they give full prominence to patience, discretion and discovery.
Presented at the Temple of Puget-sur-Durance, a village in South Luberon, the exhibition is also accompanied by a new book devoted to this photographic work. An invitation to continue thinking about this living world that surrounds us, sometimes without us noticing it.
Practical information on Invisible photo exhibition
Opening times and periods
From 11/12 to 20/12/2026 daily between 10 am and 6 pm.
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Free access.
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