SEE WHAT I SEE?
From my travels to my exhibits, from the projects I’ve taken on to the missions others have worked towards, this area is designed to allow you to get a glimpse into what drives me and what attracts me. I hope you’ll enjoy some of the content you’ll find within.
Interactions Exhibit
In November 2024, our exhibition at Montreal’s Galerie du Viaduc received a brilliant response, with many guests immersing themselves in the intricate beauty of urban nature. The diptychs captured the imagination of visitors, highlighting the fascinating interplay between the cityscape and the natural world.
Iceland: The land of ice and fire
Text by Brigitte Mentges Photos by Tatiana Philitchenko Roughly 100km south of the Arctic Circle lies the land of Ice and Fire, immortalized in the epic series Games of Thrones. We set on the trail of Jon Snow and the wild tribes amidst ice covered regions and...
Kátia Ferreira changes the face of fashion in Brazil
Kátia Ferreira changes the face of fashion in Brazil By creating clothing from textiles produced by economically struggling women, she helps to combat social inequalities. Text : Brigitte Mentges Photos : Tatiana Philiptchenko This article appeared in...
Santropol Roulant
Community event for the group Les Fruits Défendus at Santropol Roulant Santropol Roulant is one of my favorite organizations in Montreal. Whenever possible, I love to volunteer for them as a photographer. They often need pictures to document the important work they do...
How Oman uses ancient engineering to optimize water use
The Sultanate of Oman is an oil-rich country located in the southeastern tip of the Arabian Peninsula. Like its neighbors, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Emirates, Oman has profited immensely from the wealth brought by the oil boom since the 70's. As a result,...
Painted Desert
Yellow, orange and aquamarine spring to life in Mauritania through the creative touch of women’s artisanal groups. Text: Brigitte Doumit Photos: Tatiana Philiptchenko / Megapress.ca Appeared in Elle Canada, Oct 2007 Bales of fabric surround the 20 women who are...