Demos

Black and white portraits of the banlieue around Paris, from Franc Moisin to Vitry and Orly. In literary or oratorical prose, the demos represents the common people, as opposed to the rich and the powerful.

January 15, 2021, updated October 4, 2026

Two boys perched on a white railing making hand signs at the camera — Franc Moisin

Crowd of grinning kids in football shirts pressing toward the camera — Franc Moisin

Layered collage of a boy in a cap and football jersey over another street photo — Vitry Robespierre

Two small children walking arm in arm across an asphalt playground — Franc Moisin

Boys with bicycles and folding chairs in a courtyard behind a white fence — Franc Moisin

Group of teenage boys in tracksuits and caps standing in a parking lot — Franc Moisin

Young men by a white van, one masked and seated in a folding chair — Franc Moisin

Two young men sitting in the open boot of a car, one with a monogram bag — Franc Moisin

Young man in a Yamaha cap holding up a lit flare under a metal canopy — Orly

Man in aviator sunglasses, NFL hoodie and crossbody bag outside a brick building — Vitry Robespierre

Crowd gathered around a seated young man with a hookah at his feet — Franc Moisin

Young men lounging in folding chairs among trees and railings — Franc Moisin

Young man with bleached hair sitting on a low wall, looking at his phone — Franc Moisin

Three boys with a bicycle posing in an empty parking lot

Protest crowd with a cardboard sign reading He could not breathe — Paris Tribunal de Grande Instance

Two teenagers talking on a sports court, one in a football jersey — Franc Moisin

Young men gathered around motorbikes beside a fenced sports field — Franc Moisin

Young man climbing over a car roof above two teenagers in tracksuits — Franc Moisin

Young boy in a hoodie covering his eyes with V signs on a sports court — Les Bacconets

Rider pulling a motorbike wheelie on a running track — Franc Moisin

Small boy holding the bars of white metal railings — Franc Moisin

Man in a monogram cap bending over goods at a market stall, phone screenshot — Franc Moisin

photographer

Melvin Euskirchen

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