VICTOR D'ALLANT

Anthropology. Visual.

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Victor d’Allant (seen here on top of Mt. Fuji, Japan) is a Paris-born Visual Anthropologist whose work includes mental health issues in the developing world for the World Health Organization, and agricultural development in Burkina Faso for the World Bank.  A six-year grantee of the Ford Foundation for his work on urban equity, he has also consulted for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation on the role of technology in social change.

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His photographs have been exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in Paris, and published in GEO, Newsweek and many magazines in Europe and Asia. The video blog he produced for the Skoll Foundation’s online community received an Honoree Mention at the Webby Awards (Webbies).

Currently living in San Francisco and Paris, Victor holds an MA and ABD in Cultural Anthropology from the Sorbonne, and an MBA from UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business. 

contact

Victor d’Allant lives in San Francisco and Paris, and you might very well run into him at CDG or SFO. If you don’t believe in serendipity and want to start a more formal conversation, ping him on Instagram or Twitter and he will respond to relevant requests as soon as he has landed.