France. 1965-now
Since the 1960s, Toutain-Dorbec has been capturing France in a quiet, poetic light through his black and white photographs. His work is like timeless vignettes steeped in memory with a subtle grace. His lens captures the forgotten corners of villages, the fog rolling across canals, the traditions, and the etched faces of everyday life, turning the ordinary into something like a lyrical reverie. Each photo captures a France that's both familiar and timeless, where silence speaks and light breathes.
