Syria

Olivier Voisin

An exhibition 2.0 in memory of the war photographer Olivier Voisin, who was only 38 years old when he was killed in Hamah, Syria, earlier this year, during clashes between Assad's troops and the Free Syrian Army. In the photographs, sent to IJF13 a few days before being mortally wounded, Olivier captures the images of the victims of war - combatants and civilians together because in conflict there are no differences - moments of tranquility amid one fight and another, as they gather things, refugees, escapes, rebels who crouch finding shelter from the fighting or while studying the ruins of the city in search for snipers. It is war in its essential elements.

Refugee camps on the Turkish border

Om Hassan lost her son

Refugees from the Aleppo and Marea district

FSA fighter during a clash

Abou Mohammed, aged 22

Refugee camp in northern Syria

Om Hassan lost her son

Refugee camp on the Turkish border?

Al-Ansari neighborhood

Bab al-Nasr

FSA fighter during the night

Om Hassan lost her son

Refugee camp on the Turkish border?

Al-Ansari neighborhood

Om Hassan lost her son

Refugee camp on the Turkish border?

Bab al-Nasr?

Refugee camp on the Turkish border?

FSA fighter during a clash

Refugee camp in northern Syria?

Al-Ansari neighborhood?

Refugee camp on the Turkish border?

Olivier Voisin

Olivier Voisin (died 24 February 2013) was a French photographer. In recent years he worked in Brazil, Haiti, Kenya, Libya, Somalia and in 2012 he covered in particular the Syrian uprising. His photos have been published in Le Monde, Lib�ration, L�Express, Paris Match, The Guardian and Le Soir.