After the Chartreuse de Vouglans in 2023, André Reumaux returned to the lake this summer to photograph the former hydroelectric dam buried nearly 80 metres deep.
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After the Chartreuse de Vouglans in 2023, André Reumaux returned to the lake this summer to photograph the former hydroelectric dam buried nearly 80 metres deep.
A titanic construction site, a water reservoir supposed to irrigate the Tarn agricultural land, and yet not a single drop has ever been stored behind its concrete walls. This is the paradox that sums up in itself one of the most emblematic dossiers of the management of large public facilities in France. This dam, including the [...] More