Photography
Japanese Photography Collection at the BnF Paris
A Japanese photography collection that looks beyond the obvious. From postwar realities to strange urban encounters, these images reveal Japan through restless and deeply personal perspectives. On 30 September, the Bibliothéque nationale de France (BnF)…
Les Rencontres de la Photographie d’Arles
Opening Week at France’s Premier Photographic Festival, Les Rencontres de la Photographie d’Arles It was July in the South of France, and it seemed as if half the country was heading to Les Rencontres de…
Sabrina Lynch: Humanity, Community, and Culture
Discovering Human Dignity and Shared Traditions in the Photography of Sabrina Lynch Sabrina Lynch’s “Humanity: Community & Culture” is a deeply personal visual journey through the lives, traditions, and quiet moments of communities across the…
Virginia Kluiters Reclaims the Female Gaze
An exclusive talk with Virginia Kluiters about strength, softness, set design, and her path in photography. Stepping into the visual world of Virginia Kluiters feels like seeing a timeless story between past centuries. As a…
Daesung Lee, The Story of his Mother Through his Lens
Photographer Daesung Lee captures the resilient spirit of his Korean mother through a moving photographic series. Based in France for over two decades, Daesung Lee established his international reputation by documenting the profound impacts of…
Aubane Després: Chasing the Cinematic Image
Aubane Després is a French fashion and beauty photographer whose work blends bold visual aesthetics with cinematic storytelling. Raised on street photography and inspired by filmmakers and photographers like David LaChapelle and Gregory Crewdson, Aubane…
Dylan Perlot – Be Kind Rewind
Dylan Perlot unpacks his latest editorial, Be Kind, Rewind, his refusal of sterile perfection, and why his career-defining moment is still ahead of him. From small-town France to Los Angeles, the photographer, Dylan Perlot unpacks…
LEA LUND & ERIK K: THE ART OF LOVING AND BEING SEEN
Since 2011, Lea Lund and Erik K have turned an entire life into one uninterrupted photograph Since 2011, Swiss photographer Lea Lund and her husband Erik K, originally from the former Zaire, have turned their…
Amelie Satzger Builds Technicolor Worlds Out of Her Own Life
Amelie Satzger, a nomadic photo-artist who has called more than a dozen countries home, turns her own face into surreal, candy-colored dreamscapes that stop strangers in their tracks. Who is Amelie Satzger? A German photo-artist…
