InVivo partners with photographer Géraldine Aresteanu's "Etranger" project
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InVivo partners with photographer Géraldine Aresteanu's "Etranger" project
Since 21 March 2022, Géraldine Aresteanu has been exhibiting 32 portraits of women and men from 28 different countries. Foreign workers, displayed until July on the square in front of the Arab World Institute, in train stations, shopping centres in France and in 500 places in Paris. Through this exhibition, the photographer, herself Franco-Romanian, reveals workers from other countries who have found their place in French companies. A testimony to these people who are essential to the life and success of companies.
Two InVivo employees highlighted
After the partnership with the photographer Géraldine Aresteanu, who produced portraits of 12 French farmers, the InVivo group is continuing its collaboration with the photographer Géraldine Aresteanu by being a partner in her project "Étranger".
Two of the company's employees wanted to take part in this project:
- Catalina Fuenzalida, Chilean, civil and industrial engineer at Bioline Agrosciences, who defines the stranger in 3 words: "Creativity (you always have to find new ways), solitude, unique";
- Robert Eden, English, managing director of Château Maris, an organic wine brand distributed by Cordier by InVivo, believes in "the interdependence of living beings".
For Thierry Blandinières, CEO of the InVivo group, "The challenge of a company is its collective project, so cross-fertilisation is always an advantage as long as there is a foundation of shared values, the desire to take up the same challenges and to work as a team. It is the different ways of thinking, the different points of view, the different approaches to the problems according to the different backgrounds that allow us to be more innovative, more creative, to challenge the ideas and to move forward in order to get out of a single thought. What brings us together is the vision, the level of ethics, a sense of responsibility and sharing, beyond nationalities and cultures".
