Here’s a focus on five of the readers’ favourite discoveries, presented last July on Fisheye’s website: Didier Bizet, Mahaut Harley, Lionel Jusseret, Jean-Christophe Hanché, and Hugo Ribes.
1. Didier Bizet
Two theatres, one skating rink, eleven swimming-pools, twenty restaurants… Excessiveness rules aboard the Symphony of the Seas, the biggest cruise ship of the world. French photographer Didier Bizet spent a week on this gigantic boat to capture a floating American dream. Interview with the author of Make cruise (still) great again.
![© Didier Bizet](https://fisheyemagazine.fr/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Didier-Bizet-14-580x387.jpg)
![© Didier Bizet](https://fisheyemagazine.fr/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Didier-Bizet-9-580x387.jpg)
© Didier Bizet
2. Mahaut Harley
French-British artist Mahaut Harley creates delicate collages composed of pictures from old erotic magazines and turns the ‘woman-object’ into a liberated woman.
![© Mahaut Harley](https://fisheyemagazine.fr/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Mahaut-Harley-fisheye-13-580x537.jpg)
![© Mahaut Harley](https://fisheyemagazine.fr/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Mahaut-Harley-fisheye-3-580x580.jpg)
© Mahaut Harley
3. Lionel Jusseret
In the book Kinderszenen, Belgian photographer Lionel Jusseret, the 2020 laureate of Prix Levallois, poetise the life – both sweet and raw – of children suffering from autism. A moving and poignant visual tale.
![© Lionel Jusseret](https://fisheyemagazine.fr/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Lionel-Jusseret_fisheye-8-580x773.jpg)
![© Lionel Jusseret](https://fisheyemagazine.fr/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Lionel-Jusseret_fisheye-9-580x773.jpg)
© Lionel Jusseret
4. Jean-Christophe Hanché
In the book Les Enfermés (The Imprisoned, ed.), Jean-Christophe Hanché, based in Reims, France, weaved his way into prisons and psychiatric hospitals. Between poor living conditions and intolerable isolation, the photographer delivers a vibrant and sensitive narrative.
![© Jean-Christophe Hanché](https://fisheyemagazine.fr/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/01CDCGLPL000663-580x386.jpg)
![© Jean-Christophe Hanché](https://fisheyemagazine.fr/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/28MCDSCF3371-580x387.jpg)
© Jean-Christophe Hanché
5. Hugo Ribes
Touching a doorknob, shopping at the supermarket, sneezing… During the Covid-19 pandemic, all gestures became a potential risk. For the first time, more than 4,5 billion people were confined and shared a common worry. In Mes ennemis invisibles (My invisible enemies, ed.), photographer Hugo Ribes puts together a chronology of social interactions and proposes an analysis of their risks.
![© Hugo Ribes](https://fisheyemagazine.fr/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/HRibes_3-580x387.jpg)
![© Hugo Ribes](https://fisheyemagazine.fr/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/HRibes_1-580x387.jpg)
© Hugo Ribes
Cover picture: © Didier Bizet