Arriving by dog sled in the middle of winter, he immediately gained the respect of Kullorsuaq's inhabitants. He then discovers this new environment that he will have to make his own, where the temperature approaches -50°C and light is available for only four hours a day. "Immaqa!" That's what Ole will say to Garamond;">phane Gautronneau when he realizes he's come here to photograph an iceberg caught in the pack ice, by moonlight. The initial objective of his trip was to be completed by a real journey into the heart of Inuit life. For eight weeks, the photographer documented the daily life of this remote population, whose animist traditions are crumbling. The new Inuit generation is disconnecting from its territory, reinventing itself on social networks. The exhibition is an extract from an astonishing journey immortalized thanks to a special piece of equipment: a digital back mounted on an analog chamber. Stéphane will be setting off on another expedition in February and March 2024 to continue documenting this ever-disappearing territory.