Myriam Aadli 31 boulevard Voltaire 92600 Asnières Tel: 06 25 94 96 70 Mail : [email protected] / [email protected] Site : www.myriamaadli.com Nouveau site à venir Instagram: myriamaadli : plus complet Facebook: myriamaadli Photographe indépendant Afrique , Asie , Indonésie, Amérique centrale ,France etc…1988 à ce jour Représentée par la galerie : Lemarchand art Consulting Magazines Internet depuis 2020 : Inspired street photography Elite photo B&W world Photo de rue noir et blanc Progressive street Racconti fotografici Street photography in the world ISP magazine Street shooter Magazine Géo 1X.com Carré des créateurs : 2010 Représentée par la galerie : Lemarchand art Consulting Diverses expositions à Paris . En parallèle Metteur en scène ( théâtre ) Créations , adaptations de textes Direction d’acteur 1998-2004 Formation Actor’s studio New-York 1986-1988 Master cinématographie, film, vidéo , production ESEC Paris Master cinématographie, film, vidéo , production 1984-1986 My way At fourteen, I walked around Paris on film. At eighteen, I wanted to see the world. I landed in New York for two years, with round trips to Jamaica, Gabon... I came back, I left again on digital to get closer to the world, always alone because with several people, even two people, there is inevitably a constraint. Alone, I am well in front of it. I have changed, I have appreciated the pleasure of being in a team, finding a rhythm together. As far back as my memory takes me, I have always had the need to go to meet others. An urgency to live in the present. A photo is a privileged, decisive moment, a vector of encounters. Whether in a closed space like in the Paris metro or abroad, my approach remains the same: it is in this connection that the journey takes place; A moment of weightlessness where I know I am in my place. I find my breath, my inspiration, my weightlessness, my adrenaline. In this adventure of wandering, I discovered the pleasure of patience sometimes grace. I made images because it was a necessity in my opinion. My method, you might ask? Sometimes I trigger my camera, sometimes not