facing the Waves

In Nice, seafarers pose in front of Bruno Bébert's work, Waves, warning, Mediterranean Sea in Danger!

In April 2022, Bruno Bébert staged and interviewed people from Nice who are linked to the sea and who have witnessed pollution in the Mediterranean, using the photos in his "Bruno Bébert 10 Vagues / 2011 - 2021" exhibition on the Promenade des Anglais in Nice.
These photos and videos will be made available to associations working to protect the environment.
An additional tool, offered to highlight the daily degradation suffered by nature.

Guillaume Néry

Former world freediving champion.

"Everything is always moving too slowly and we are faced with an emergency that requires us to move very quickly...".

Greg Lecoeur photographer

"The Mediterranean Sea represents 1% of the surface area of the oceans but is home to 100 of the world's known marine species".

Jean-Pierre Dick

Navigator and skipper

"All the peoples around the Mediterranean must take action...".

Loïc Barbete

Net fisherman

"It's the streams and rivers that cause so much pollution in the sea...".

Stéphane Niollon firefighter (CIS Rouge center chief and in charge of Nice and Beaulieu sur Mer bathing area surveillance)

"Over the last 10 years, pollution has increased in the Mediterranean and around beaches".

Luisa Passeron-Mangialajo

Researcher

"Marine pollution can have adverse effects on marine ecosystems..."

Richard Vialle 

Co-director of the Nice International Diving Centre (CIP)

"The best thing would be for people to take much more responsibility..."

Maria Rosa

Retired swimmer

"In the sea, when I dive, you can see everything: I've seen a Blue bike...".

Florence Moretti President of the "Odysée Méditerranée" association

"Many people don't realise that sun creams make the water opaque and that posidonia live by sunlight...".

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