Roxanne Gauthier

Born in Dijon, Roxanne Gauthier, a professional photographer, graduated from SEPR in Lyon in 2005, has a dense and unique career path. She combines her art through diverse experiences and encounters; over time, these have forged a strong identity that forms the foundation and signature of a precise, coherent, and ever-evolving body of work.

She has collaborated with numerous players in Dijon's cultural life, such as the associations Zutique Productions, De Bas Etages, the Espace socioculturel de l’Acodège, and the Compagnie en Attendant… (artistic residencies, portraits, exhibitions), Les Comédiens Associés, and many others; she has also lent her talent to the Direction de la culture of the city of Dijon (Heritage Days, festivals, exhibitions). She regularly contributes to the arts and leisure section of Le Bien Public, a local newspaper. She has also carried out numerous reports for their news and sports pages.

More recently, Biocoop, Enedis, Kaizen magazine, Réformés newspaper, the ecology daily Reporterre, MAAF, the Haut-Jura Natural Park, Dijon's territorial brand "Just Dijon", the DRAC of Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, the Dijon Municipal Library, EFS, and the Caisse Nationale de Solidarité pour l'Autonomie des personnes âgées have placed their trust in her.

Her portraits have been published in various publications such as the Le Duke or La Duchesse guides, Bing-Bang magazine, and Happy Bourgogne platform postcards.

She has also led various cultural action projects, focusing on staged portraits, at the Dijon Detention Center with female inmates, and at the Espace Socioculturel de l’Acodège (a facility for people with disabilities), addressing themes of femininity, self-portraiture, and metamorphosis.