If some have trouble coming to terms with what Mège has made or done, it could be useful to think of her work, as conceptual as it might be, as a dance that lasted twenty-two years.
For the New Yorker, Anna Heyward profiles Isabelle Mège, a regular person who has sought out portraits of herself from dozens of esteemed photographers.
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