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Photographic exhibitions
Conferences & training
Custom creations

Transmit | Raise awareness | Commit

to preserve aquatic biodiversity and water resources

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Martin Colognoli

Photographer / Marine Biologist

Art, Science & Commitment

Since 2012, I've been working with museums, companies and institutions on projects to raise awareness of the need to preserve aquatic biodiversity. I combine scientific expertise and photographic know-how to create engaging photo exhibitions. Would you like to discuss a project or an idea? Please do not hesitate to contact me.

Thematic

Exhibitions
& Conferences

Would you like to promote a photographic exhibition ? An educational conference on preserving aquatic biodiversity ?

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We worked together

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In the press

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Art prints & Original
works of art

Come and discover my artistic creations. I explore water and coral as well as humans and their impact on the living world. 

CORAL
photographic book

CORAL is a hymn to the defence of biodiversity and a tribute to coral as an ecosystem essential to our survival.

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Mon travail en vidéos

Testimonials

Robert Calcagno

Director - Oceanographic Museum

Thanks to the quality of Martin Colognoli's photographic work and the efficiency and adaptability of the Coral Guardian teams, the CORAIL exhibition was a great success with visitors.

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Témoignages

Join me on instagram

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“Humans must be the guardian of nature, not its owner.”

Philippe Saint Marc

French writer and senior civil servant / 1927 - Today

“Art is humans added to nature.”

Francis Bacon

English philosopher / 1561 - 1626

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