Specialist in digital images, this former student of the National School of Photography in Arles, Charlie Jouvet, has devoted 3 years to thinking about how to photograph the city. On…
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In Photoshop, Alban Lecuyer ‘‘restores’’ apartment buildings around the world: Cuba, Sarajevo today, and naturally in France. For his photography project, he showcases photos that vaunt the glory of buildings…
It’s a world fully created from photographs through a very long retouching process of images on a computer. As a digital painter, Ruud Van Empel invents a paradise inhabited by…
Both « lost in paradise » and « paradise lost », the series of photographs by Lek Kiatsirikajorn explores the current situation of the city of Bangkok and the lives…
In 1975, when Pol Pot’s army entered Phnom Penh, Mak Remissa was 7 years old. Like all the other residents of the capital, he was forced to leave Phnom Penh,…
Established in 2009 following the first edition of Photo Phnom Penh at the French Institute of Cambodia, Studio Images is the only structure that continuously provides education in photography and…
While traveling along the Yellow River, Zhang Kechun is not interested in travel photography or in celebrating the ‘‘ River Mother of Chinese civilization’’. Instead, he has produced soft images…
This former student of Studio Images is seriously pursuing her exploration of contemporary Cambodian society. After a series of pictures in the countryside, in which she used the leaves of…
This photo series consists of hilarious, absurd photos, that surprises us and make us laugh. They are, however, in the spirit of the work of Moroccan photographer Hicham Benohoud, an…