Ludivine MARTINEZ/ Abandoned

Ludivine Martinez is a French documentary artist and photographer based in the South of France. She studied Visual Arts at Aix-Marseille University and developed a socially engaged practice through photography and video. Her work focuses on contemporary social and environmental issues, exploring themes such as exile, gender-based violence, social invisibility, and ecological crises. Using a documentary and human-centered approach, her practice seeks to raise awareness and encourage reflection on justice, vulnerability, and collective responsibility.

For several years, Ludivine Martinez has developed a socially engaged photographic practice focused on contemporary social and environmental issues. Through photography and video, she gives voice to the invisible and sheds light on realities often ignored or silenced, including exile, street harassment, feminicide, and ecological crises.

Her documentary work, rooted in listening, empathy, and respect for the people she photographs, seeks to foster collective awareness and encourage reflection on injustice and exclusion. Through intimate and human-centered narratives, her practice advocates for a more just, compassionate, and equitable world.