Chloé Kerleroux, Autore presso Ātman Journal

Chloé Kerleroux

Chloé Kerleroux is a self-taught photographer from Brittany, now based in Paris. From Tepito inMexico City to African American cowboys in Mississippi and Louisiana, to Blackfeet rodeos in Montana, as well as Roma communities in Bulgarian villages, she develops long-term work with underrepresented communities. Through her images, she explores collective memory and forms of cultural resilience. Her work reflects on how identities, beliefs, and traditions persist, evolve, and are transmitted within a constantly shifting world. Her photographs have been published in a range of international print and online publications, including The Guardian, Dazed, Society, Revue 21, Vice, Fisheye Magazine, Openeye, Broad Magazine (Canada), MAPS (Japan), My Eye Got Lazy (New York), Pictorique (Mexico), Overstandard (Denmark), Eyeshot (Naples), as well as Photo Magazine Officiel.

Fotografia

13 Aprile 2026

GYPSY HORSE FAIRS

This series was produced at the horse fairs of Appleby in England and Ballinasloe in Ireland between 2019 and 2024. Some of these fairs have existed for more than a century. Ballinasloe for example, where I documented the centenary, reflects the longevity and importance of these gatherings. Each year these events bring together Traveller communities […]

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