The city of Paris is honoring the late Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado with a new exhibition titled "Tribute to Sebastião Salgado," which opens at the Paris town hall. This event marks a sentimental acknowledgment of Salgado’s profound love for Paris, where he spent a significant portion of his 81 years. The exhibition features around 200 images from his various photographic series, with an impressive 114 artworks sourced from the Maison Européenne de la Photographie, highlighting Salgado's global journeys and experiences.

Lélia Wanick Salgado, who has been responsible for the scenography of all of Sebastião’s exhibitions, shared her sentiments about organizing the show without him following his passing in May. She reflects on the creative process they shared, emphasizing her role in planning the exhibits and the collaborative efforts with their long-standing team. This exhibition not only showcases Salgado's work but also signifies the support and unity of his family and collaborators in continuing his legacy.

The exhibition provides an introspective view into Salgado's artistry and humanistic approach to photography. Through his powerful imagery, Salgado portrayed diverse cultures and social issues, raising awareness of the struggles faced by many around the world. This event in Paris further cements his relationship with the city and serves as an important cultural moment for both his fans and the art community, paying tribute to a master whose work transcended borders and touched millions.