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Born in Aix en Provence, Clément Jolin left at 17 to study cinema at the Australian Film Institute. He finished his studies at the University of California in Los Angeles…

Oscillating between two extremes, solo travel and the advertising industry, Benoît Mauduech illustrates his thoughts on the human condition in both his personal and commercial work. Invisible is his most…

The project is a series of tableau compositions based on ideas about nature, culture, society and more specifically, identity. Identity as a cultural creation has been heavily commercialized and manipulated,…

The Green Line is Daniel Gordon’s first solo exhibition in Los Angeles, presented by M+B Gallery. The exhibition title is a nod to Matisse’s well-known 1905 portrait of the artist’s…

These are the final days to see A corps perdu by Bruno Dayan at the Elephant Paname gallery in Paris. The exhibition offers viewers a journey into the sublime and…

An American citizen born to Croatian immigrants parents in 1977, Johnny Tergo lives and works in Los Angeles with his wife and four children. His career as a construction worker…

I don’t believe too much in the idea of the decisive moment. I think my photographs are produced over the course of several steps: when I plan what I’m going…

At first, most of my photographers were portrait artists, then I moved more towards fashion, which is one of photography’s fields of experimentation, and then of course I started doing…

Matt Henry photographs little stories from the 60s and 70s like photographic ideograms. Three decades of an addiction to American cinema and television have led him to create a world…

Suspended moments, improbable scenarios, Matthieu Raffard relates the sweetness of the present at the pace of his emotions, brought together by natural light, revealing the delicate emergence of the real.…