Deep Sea is a collection of strange underwater images taken in the Lampaul canyon in the Bay of Biscay, France. Taken at depths of up to almost 2,000 metres, these seascapes of otherworldly geology seem rather barren at first glance, until a solitary creature appears, captured by the flash of the camera. The canyons in the bay were formed when the continents separated 120 million years ago, opening up the Atlantic Ocean. Nicolas Floc'h's bathyal visions are filled with rocky outcrops, cliffs, falls and folds, where the 'snow' of marine particles merges with living creatures, the invisible inhabitants of the ocean depths. With a text by Michel Poivert.