Aurelien Foucault

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Article written by Jamie Fullerton

Photographs by Aurélien Foucault

Words by Jamie Fullerton
Photographs by Aurélien Foucault

Article by Jamie Fullerton
Photographs by Aurélien Foucault

Article by Jamie Fullerton
Photographs by Aurélien Foucault

Article by Jamie Fullerton

Photographs by Aurélien Foucault

Article by Jamie Fullerton

Photographs by Aurélien Foucault

Article written by Jamie Fullerton

Photographs by Aurélien Foucault

By Aurélien Foucault, edited by Matt Zuras for October (a Conde Nast publication).

Throughout the ages, sharing a beer in good company has always been an important part of social interactions. But what if beer could do more than just bring joy to those who drink it?

That’s the idea that pushed two French brothers, Fabien and Samuel Marzelière, to found Brasserie Tête Haute — ”a company that serves people, not the other way around.” Located in Couffé, a rural town near Nantes in the west of Fr...

By Aurélien Foucault, edited by Matt Zuras for October (A Condé Nast Publication).
The recommendations are clear: stay home, minimize outings, and avoid unnecessary social interactions. This isn’t a note left by an overzealous parent — these are necessary steps taken to help contain the deadly virus COVID-19 (a.k.a. Wuhan virus, novel coronavirus, or 2019-nCoV) that’s been causing havoc all over China since January. Following the official announcement by the World Health Organization declaring the virus outbreak a “Public Health Emergency of International Concern,” some cou...

Reportage about Filippino Filmmaker Sigrid Andrea P. Bernardo on the set of her film Untrue, shot in Georgia.

Words & photographs by Aurélien Foucault

Note of warning: this contains explicit images, younger audiences should stop here and leave this page.
“This is the shortest doll we have, 1m55 tall. We don’t have any model below that…” His face grows serious, almost concerned. He’s now talking ethics. “We often get asked for shorter models but this is a line we won’t cross”, the young G.M. of Kiss Kiss Doll, a Ningbo-based company, explains.
Although their dolls all look like grown women, that certainly can’t be said of all the other sex d...

Photo: Aurélien Foucault
Text: Lasse Karner

Photos: Aurélien Foucault