Les soirées « extra fort » sont des soirées photographiques corsées pour ceux qui aiment les images. Des photographes présentent et échangent avec vous autour de leur travail, les influences qui les ont accompagnés dans leur démarche, les projets connus mais aussi méconnus. L’occasion de découvrir leurs images et leur personnalité.

Zun Lee is a photographer and physician from Toronto, Canada. He was born and raised in Germany, and has also lived in Atlanta, Philadelphia and Chicago. Interpersonal trust dynamics are an important component of Zun’s work. Zun aims to re-create the essence of these dynamics to uncover everyday, untold stories of identity and connection. After his beginnings as a street photographer in 2009, Zun embarked on his first long-form project, Father Figure, in 2011. This personal documentary work examines manifestations of black fatherhood largely ignored by mainstream media. Zun used his own journey of discovery and identity formation to further this project. Father Figure has been featured in New York Times Lens Blog, TIME Lightbox, BURN Magazine, Slate, Hyperallergic, and other publications. His trajectory as a key emerging talent has since been steep. PDN named him onto its 30 Emerging Photographers to Watch List, and he has presented at LOOKBetween and Visa pour l’Image. The Father Figure monograph was released by Ceiba in September 2014. It was shortlisted for the 2014 Aperture First Photobook Prize and landed on the best-of-year lists for Photo Eye, Vogue Italia. Zun has since completed assignments for International New York Times, MSNBC, and Open Society Foundation and is preparing for print exhibitions in the US and Canada in 2015. Zun has a significant and growing social media presence. He can be found on twitter and Instagram as @zunleephoto and on Facebook under /zunleephoto. He is also a member of David Guttenfelder’s @EverydayUSA team.