Artist · France

Linda Tuloup

Linda Tuloup is a photographic artist based in Paris. Across photographic series, films and books, her work considers nature and representations of femininity through images that move between the body, landscape and poetic narrative.

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Photographic series

The artist’s photographic archive, including Brûlure, Présences, Capnomancie, Chimère and La chambre rose.

Linda Tuloup

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interview · 2021

Espacer l’espace, et prendre le temps

A conversation with Linda Tuloup and Fabien Chalon around Présences and Bye Bye Future.

L’Intervalle

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film · 2026

Tu es fleur

Official video documentation of the collaborative exhibition Tu es fleur in Vernon.

Centre d’Art Contemporain / YouTube

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About the artist

Practice & trajectory

Biography

Linda Tuloup is a photographic artist.

She lives and works in Paris, France.

After studying Psychology, Linda Tuloup turned to photography and developed a distinctive artistic practice. Through her photographic series, she explores her relationship with nature and representations of femininity, moving beyond simple notions of seduction to immerse viewers in a poetic universe.

Her work has been featured in numerous exhibitions and publications in France and internationally. She is represented by the Olivier Waltman Gallery in Paris and Miami.

She recently published two books with writer Yannick Haenel: Venus – Where Embraces Lead Us (2019) and The Underground Night (2023). They continue their collaboration with It Takes Water, Stone and Fire (André Frère Éditions), which will be published in August 2026.

Publications

2019 — Venus — Where Embraces Lead Us, with Yannick Haenel.

2023 — The Underground Night, with Yannick Haenel.

2026 — It Takes Water, Stone and Fire, with Yannick Haenel, André Frère Éditions.