Born in 1983 and a graduate of the École supérieure d'art et de design d'Orléans, Jérémie Lenoir has, over the last ten years, constructed an anthropology of our contemporary landscapes. His projects reveal the globalization of the forms, functions, and uses of our living spaces through the combination of aerial photography and pictorial influences drawn from painting. Transfiguring the representation of reality into abstract pictures, his photographs attempt to introduce a new realism into our contemporary territories. Lenoir is the author of <em>Territoires occupés</em>(LME, 2009), <em>Transfigurations</em> (Filigranes, 2011) and <em>NORD</em> (Light Motiv, 2016). He is the recipient of the Bourse de la Fondation Mécène et Loire and the eighteenth A.M.E. prize (Art et mécénat d'entreprise en Essonne).