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The Minimalist Vision of Alexandre Souêtre
Alexandre Souêtre‘s images can be compared to a breath, a moment of silence in a permanent hubbub. His refined universe, with its creamy tones, reveals a complexity and inte [...]Read more -
The Met Gala 2019 Photographed by Frank Ocean
This year, it was Frank Ocean who was commissioned by Vogue to immortalize the evening of the iconic Met Gala. With a Leica camera, the self-proclaimed “Met Gala’s vale [...]Read more -
Life in the Paris Suburbs, by Monsieur Bonheur
Whether we want to forget it, or cherish the memories, our childhood is with us all our lives. For Marvin Bonheur, the setting of his childhood influences his aesthetic as an artis [...]Read more -
The Introspections of Tom Fish
Creating is a means of expression, but can also allow the person who creates to know themselves. It is for this purpose that Tom Fish began his series Introspection; a way for him [...]Read more
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The Beauty of Everyday Life, Iris Humm
Seeing beauty and finding inspiration in the little things in life, stopping on scenes that seem insignificant to most people… maybe that’s what defines an artistic soul. I [...] -
Body Mirror by Magdalena Ławniczak – The Body in all its Forms
Smooth, unblemished skin, free of scars, a sculpted body, free of fat… These “ideals” are those sold by social media, as an attempt to erase the diversity of shapes, [...] -
In the Eye of Tanguy Dlvt
Tanguy Dlvt is at the very beginning of his career, but his vision is already attracting crowds. His warm-coloured portraits have something cinematographic that remains in memory. [...] -
Suzanne Jongmans Transforms Industrial Materials into Renaissance Costumes
Since its very beginning, photography has been inspired by painting. The Renaissance ones had a particular impact on photographers (the “Rembrandt light” is still widel [...] -
Anna Försterling Transforms Bodies into Minimalist Forms
Anna Försterling’s images stand out from the nude photos we are used to seeing. Her female eyes do not look at bodies as sexual objects, but rather as moving sculptures. Her [...] -
The Wednesday Shot – Love, art, Revolution and Graham
Every Wednesday, Philippe Graton goes back over one of his images, bringing together his love of photography and his love of writing. A unique opportunity to admire the combined ta [...]
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The Wednesday Shot – The Horizon, Philippe Gildas, Africa and a Victory
Every Wednesday, Philippe Graton goes back over one of his images, bringing together his love of photography and his love of writing. A unique opportunity to admire the combined ta [...] -
Pauline Schneeberger Sheds Light on the Invisible
When we look at all of Pauline Schneeberger’s work, her sensitivity towards social issues is obvious. Whether it is her series on the homeless, or the one dedicated to people [...] -
Portraits of an era, by Yannick Fornacciari
There is something timeless in the aesthetics of Yannick Fornacciari’s portraits. The melancholy that emerges from it seems to come from another era, but the look and the sub [...] -
The Street as Seen by Julien Catella
Julien Catella captured the streets of Cuba, New York, Detroit, and especially Montreal, where he lived for seven years. His colorful and frontal style evokes the great names of st [...]