A new adventure for Nikos Aliagas. Monday May 13, 2024 will be a day full of emotions for the famous TF1 host. For good reason, not only will he celebrate his 55th birthday, but he will launch his brand new project: a website devoted to photography. According to a press release, this platform truly presents itself as a “interactive experience that invites visitors to explore different photo sets” captured thanks to the expert eye of the presenter.
If the French public is more accustomed to seeing him as a host, his numerous Instagram subscribers will obviously not be surprised to discover this new project. Indeed, on his account, the friend of the stars regularly shares black and white photos, captured by him. Already recognized for his talents as a photographer, the host has already been exhibited in the past. For several months, his collection of photographs, entitled The Spleen of Ulysses, was exhibited at the Jumièges Abbey (in Seine-Maritime). A great achievement for the journalist.
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Nikos Aliagas: photography is a form of therapy
Very busy with his work as an animator, Nikos Aliagas always reserves time to indulge in his passion. If he is perfectly comfortable in front of the camera, he is also comfortable behind it, when he captures rare moments of life. A passion which, as he previously confided to Madame Figaro, last June, was revealed during her childhood. “I then discover black and white photos of my family and I understand that time passes, that people age and die. Photography is my break with carelessness. It’s wanting to immortalize those I love to keep them close to me forever“, he explained. Over the years, this interest has grown and helped him keep his feet on the ground. “Photography […] was like therapy for mehe explained to The gallerythis Sunday, May 12. She helped me find coherence, align with myself behind the lens.”
Article written with the collaboration of 6Medias
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