Léa Habourdin studied printmaking at the École Estienne in Paris and photography at the École Nationale Supérieure de la Photographie in Arles. With a keen eye for the diversity of life forms, she observes our relationship with other animals and landscapes and summons up the notions of survival, fracture, and reconstruction to develop a vision of what we call “the wild.” She explores the fields of ethology, applied science, and botany to create drawings and photographs where the book and printed material play a key role. She received the Carte Blanche PMU-LE BAL in 2015, the CIPGP grant in 2019, and support for documentary photography from CNAP in 2020.