In Saint-Tropez, fine art photography takes on a unique dimension with the exhibition of photographer Dingo, presented as part of the Grand Prix Photo.
From April 30 to May 31, 2026, Place Blanqui hosts a selection of striking images, freely accessible, in an open-air setting that invites discovery, emotion… and engagement.
The Grand Prix Photo of Saint-Tropez, an artistic and humanitarian initiative
Founded in 2013, the Grand Prix Photo association leads a unique project in Saint-Tropez, using photography as a cultural lever in support of a humanitarian cause.
Its mission is threefold:
- to raise funds for a humanitarian cause,
- to promote photographers with distinctive artistic visions,
- to create an accessible cultural event centered around photography.
The Grand Prix Photo of Saint-Tropez is entirely driven by volunteers, whose commitment brings this event to life each year and gives it meaning.
This humanitarian dimension adds a deeper layer to the exhibition, positioning photography within both an artistic and human-centered approach.
An open-air exhibition in the heart of Saint-Tropez
On Place Blanqui, Dingo’s exhibition blends naturally into the atmosphere of Saint-Tropez.
This open format allows for:
- free and spontaneous discovery,
- direct immersion in the artworks,
- access to art beyond traditional exhibition settings.
Natural light and the urban environment fully contribute to the visual experience.
Dingo, a photography between audacity and storytelling
For more than fifty years, Dingo has developed a distinctive photographic approach.
Self-taught, he has established a recognizable signature:
- bold staging,
- unexpected situations,
- implicit storytelling within each image.
With millions of photographs taken and hundreds of magazine covers, he has left a lasting mark on his field.
Loyal to Canon for over 45 years, he favors an approach where creativity is expressed directly at the moment of capture.
A body of work that challenges reality
Dingo’s photographs go beyond aesthetics.
They play with perception:
- objects diverted from their original meaning,
- unlikely yet believable scenes,
- a tension between reality and illusion.
Some images push the limits of what seems possible, strengthening their visual and emotional impact.
The viewer is free to interpret, imagine, and extend the story.
Practical information about the exhibition
As part of the Grand Prix Photo of Saint-Tropez:
- Exhibition: Dingo
- Dates: April 30 to May 31, 2026
- Location: Place Blanqui
- Admission: free
An exhibition accessible to all, along the rhythm of walks through the city.
Extend the experience, acquire a Dingo fine art print
The exhibition is often the starting point of an encounter.
For those who wish to go further, Dingo’s works are available as limited edition fine art prints through the Une Image pour Rêver gallery.
Each print is:
- limited,
- numbered and signed,
- accompanied by a certificate of authenticity,
- available with or without framing.
These photographs naturally find their place in an interior, bringing a strong and lasting visual presence.
Discover Dingo’s universe
Discover Dingo’s works on the gallery
An exhibition between art, engagement, and emotion
Dingo’s exhibition in Saint-Tropez, as part of the Grand Prix Photo, goes beyond a simple display of images.
It embodies a vision:
- an accessible form of art,
- engaged,
- and meaningful.
A photography that resonates…
and sometimes continues its story long after the exhibition.
