Originally from the Meuse region, Pierre-Lou Chapot explores nature photography through a variety of approaches. At times, he leaves the calm of wide open landscapes to pursue projects in close collaboration with ecologists, encountering worlds that are often unseen or little known.

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Through a discreet and immersive approach, he observes the relationships between living beings, natural environments, and the people who study them. His photographic narratives invite us to question the way we perceive ecosystems and the processes that shape them.

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Alongside his studies in life sciences, he first published a series of images in 2018, taken across the landscapes of Argentina. He then developed his first Art & Science collaboration, combining photography of migratory birds with the documentation of scientific field missions along the flyway, from France to Norway.

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Since then, his projects have taken him alongside research teams in France and Northern Europe, where he offers a sensitive perspective on field-based scientific work.