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 [...]
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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 [...]
The World of Erik Johansson
Erik Johansson is a Swedish visual artist based in Berlin, who has built an international career thanks to his mastery of retouching tools and his overflowing imagination. His [...]
Lu Guang, a Politically Engaged Photojournalist Went Missing After his Arrest
Chinese photojournalist Lu Guang was arrested on November 3rd by State Security and hasn’t been heard from since, his wife told AFP. Lu Guang is a committed photographer, who [...]
High Fashion: Japan’s Work Culture Photographed by Paweł Jaszczuk
Grown-up men in work clothes, overwhelmed by professional pressure. This is what you can see in Paweł Jaszczuk‘s photographic series High Fashion : office [...]
Baldvin: Sigga Ella Questions Gender Stereotypes
One of the great strengths of art is the ability to open minds by drawing the attention of the general public to topics that are not often discussed. This is what Sigga Ella does t [...]
Quentin Fabiani, Director and Film Photographer
It is always interesting to talk to creatives who have several strings to their bow. Observing the links between two distinct media of expression allows us to learn more about the [...]
Montreal on Film, by Robin Cassiau
Robin Cassiau is a young street photographer, whose hypnotic and colourful work is reminiscent of the greatest. His images, taken on the spot, are timeless; they are raw while keep [...]
Gilles Mercier, Humanist Photographer
“Photography cannot change the world, but it can show the world, especially when the world is changing.” Gilles Mercier’s work is a beautiful illustration of [...]
Anna Ehrenstein’s Artistic and Social Reflections
German of Albanian origin, Anna Ehrenstein navigates between these two cultures and feeds her work with questions about identity and self-representation. Her colourful work oscilla [...]