Anne Hollande Ullerup is French-Caribbean, born in Paris, France.

 

Parallel to Law studies at the University of Paris she pursued a career as a semi-professional modern dancer. She worked for more than 20 years as a legal advisor for the Music Industry. Before moving to Usa, she found inspiration for photography during trips in Europe, Asia, South America and Africa. It was the meeting with the Tuareg people in the Hoggar Mountains in Sahara that triggered the wish to change her life.

 

The dream was fulfilled when she left the Music Industry to move to Washington DC with her husband, a foreign correspondent, in the beginning of 2010.

Since then both Denmarks leading newspaper, Jyllands-Posten, and the French Daily Liberation, have published feature stories with many of Anne's pictures from travels all over the Usa.

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In 2012 she graduated as a professional photographer at the Washington School of Photography in Bethesda (MD).

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Back in France in 2019 she is still working for Jyllands-Posten as free-lance photographer.

Since February 2019 she is a member of Studio HANSLUCAS (French Collective of Independant photographers). 

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• Award winning photographer in USA at FotoWeek DC competitions in 2012 and 2013.

• Honorable mention at International Photography Awards in 2016 and 2019 for Portrait category People

• Honorable mention at International Photography Awards in 2020 for Portrait category People

• 2023, 2nd Price IPA for her photography entitled "Dont kill us" - Editorial category, Press, Others.

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• Collective exhibition with HansLucas in Mai 2019 at Photodoc Festival in Paris

• Collective exhibition in June2019 at Little Big Galerie in Paris, with Benedicte Van Der Maar

• Solo exhibition all month of November 2019 at La Bellevilloise in Paris

• Collective exhibition with HansLucas in Mai 2022 at Photodoc Festival in Paris

• Exhibition in Mai 2023 at Photodoc Festival in Paris and at Little Big Galerie in Paris, with the  Danish Painter Taegan Treichel