An exhibition in Venice, another at the abbey of Jumièges, in Normandy. Portrait of a host for whom TV is not enough.
An exhibition that triumphs in Venice, another to come at the mythical abbey of Jumièges, in Normandy, the photographer Nikos Aliagas has as busy a schedule as a primetime host on TF1.
Which is pretty good since the 54-year-old man juggles happily between these two professions. Recognizing however that, if one nourishes him materially, the other enriches him spiritually. “Photography is an intellectual nourishment that I needhe says. I like my job as a presenter and journalist, but I need photography, because it allows me to say things, to share emotions and to bear witness to the ping of time.
second life
From a simple but haunting childhood pion, Nikos Aliagas has made a second life. Nearly ten different exhibitions in ten years, including that of Venice, which is currently experiencing a success that is as deserved as it is unexpected. Scheduled to last two months, it has just been extended until November in its prestigious setting of the Palazzo…
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