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Swing Man Jerome Jennings during Christian McBride's concert at the New Morning in Paris on October 21, 2016

Music Spirit

Music Spirit

By Justine Darmon

The absolute generosity of musicians towards their audience

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Music Spirit

Justine Darmon is deeply inspired by the absolute generosity musicians show towards their audience: those suspended moments when emotion and joy transcend all notion of time. On stage, each artist fully immerses themselves, crafting sounds that reach deep into listeners, guiding them into profound introspection.

Through her photographs, Justine Darmon reveals this internal journey, finely capturing the essence of each musician and their power to ignite in others an irrepressible desire to live, excel, and share. Focusing on Jazz and World Music, she expresses her sensitivity towards the cultural diversity and openness to the world embodied by these musical genres.

Her images subtly convey the unique dynamics among artists, the raw, almost primal energy, and visceral emotions unleashed by the music, thus offering a sublime vision of this sensory experience.

Swing Man Jerome Jennings during Christian McBride's concert at the New Morning in Paris on October 21, 2016

Music Spirit

2017 – Fine Art print, limited to 12 copies (all sizes combined)

Warden of New Hope - Fallen Angels - Print for Sale by Jaroslav

Fallen Angels

Fallen Angels

by Jaroslav

A unique milk projection technique!

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Few photographic series manage to encapsulate both the weight of profound personal suffering and the grandeur of artistic transcendence as effectively as Jaroslav Wieczorkiewicz’s Fallen Angels. This evocative body of work stands at the crossroads of fine art, mythology, and high-speed photography, constructing a visual language that speaks to grief, trauma, and the resilience of the human spirit.

Rooted in the artist’s deeply personal experiences—bearing witness to his mother’s battle with cancer, the loss of his father to depression, and the devastation of miscarriage, all within a single year—Fallen Angels is not merely a photographic exercise but a visceral act of catharsis. Each image becomes a manifestation of sorrow made tangible, a means of externalizing inner fractures while inviting viewers to confront their own narratives of loss.

Jaroslav does not seek to glorify suffering, but rather to sculpt its essence into form, capturing both its brutalism and its lingering presence. His signature technique—meticulously photographing liquid in motion—takes on a particularly symbolic role in this series. The fluid, ephemeral wings of his celestial figures, composed of splashes of milk and paint frozen in time, embody the precarious balance between celestial purity and human fragility. The result is a striking duality: weightlessness and turmoil, transcendence and collapse.

Technically, Fallen Angels is an ambitious feat. Wieczorkiewicz employs a combination of high-speed photography and advanced digital compositing, layering dozens, sometimes hundreds, of images to construct each final composition. The meticulous process underscores his mastery of both precision and storytelling, ensuring that every droplet, every frozen motion, contributes to the overarching emotional and visual impact.

More than an aesthetic spectacle, Fallen Angels is a meditation on resilience. These figures, caught between flight and descent, illustrate the profound human experience of carrying one’s scars forward, searching for light even amid engulfing darkness. Through his unique fusion of technique and emotion, Wieczorkiewicz crafts a visual elegy—one that lingers, resonates, and redefines the boundaries of contemporary fine art photography.

Celebrated for its originality and technical ingenuity, Fallen Angels solidifies Jaroslav’s place as a pioneer in liquid photography, reaffirming his ability to transform the ephemeral into the eternal.

Bound by Light - Artwork for sale by Photographer Jaroslav

Fallen Angels

2015 – Fine Art Prints – Edition of 30, all sizes included

The liquid photography

Jaroslav’s liquid photography technique is a fusion of high-speed photography and meticulous digital compositing. Using real liquids such as milk and paint, he captures splashes in motion with extreme precision, freezing them mid-air. These liquid elements are then carefully layered and sculpted to form intricate figures, clothing, and wings, creating surreal, ethereal compositions. His mastery of timing, lighting, and post-production transforms fleeting fluid dynamics into striking Fine Art pieces, where movement and form merge seamlessly into one.

Riots by Gerard Rancinan

Metamorphosis

Metamorphosis

by Gerard Rancinan

A committed perspective on the major transformations shaping humanity

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The acceleration of history, the desire for unalterable beauty, the quest for eternity, the tireless longing for a Promised Land, the self-destructive impulse, the virtualization of the world, and the imperative of modernity: all these factors compel us to pay close attention to the Metamorphoses affecting humanity.

For the first time, humankind has reached the limits of its innovations. With Hiroshima, it summoned the specter of total annihilation. Since then, we have entered a world that eludes us entirely. Caught in the cogs of an infernal machine, human beings have become slaves to their own creations.

Gérard Rancinan follows the thread of art history, establishing links with classical artists and appropriating universal themes to depict his era and its great upheavals. In the “Raft of Illusion,” the slaves of yesteryear have become unemployed migrants, prepared to risk their lives for the ambiguous lure of distant shores. In “The Big Supper,” Leonardo’s ascetic masterpiece is transformed into an orgy of cheap, brightly colored food, while a disdainful host opts for more organic fare.

By posing a series of ethical questions, Caroline Gaudriault—co-author of the series—and Gérard Rancinan appeal to our conscience. “Metamorphoses” is a provocation, a call to reflection.

Le festin des barbares, oeuvre d'art par Rancinan

Metamorphosis

2008-2010 – Fine Art Prints – Edition of 30, all sizes included

Story of Love №17 by Anna Laza

Story of Love

Story of Love

by Anna Laza

Human hands and their silent eloquence

Story of Love

The project “Story of Love” by Anna Laza is a poetic exploration of the silent eloquence of human hands, expressed through the timeless medium of black-and-white photography. Here, hands become the sole protagonists, each gesture revealing a chapter in the intricate tapestry of human emotions and relationships. In this collection, Anna captures the raw and tactile essence of emotions—affection, trust, unity, and even anger. Each photograph is a narrative in itself, depicting the universal story of human connection through the language of physical touch.

“Story of Love” is a celebration of the timeless bonds that unite us all, capturing the universal language of touch in its purest and most expressive form. Through her lens, Anna Laza invites us to witness the profound beauty and complexity of human interaction, offering a glimpse into this silent yet eloquent language that speaks volumes about our shared humanity.

Anna Laza, an influential visual artist in the field of art photography, weaves a tapestry of innovative styles through her lens. Her projects delve deeply into the realms of shooting and post-production, creating a unique fusion of technique and emotion. Acclaimed internationally, her work has not only been exhibited worldwide but has also won numerous prestigious awards, including honors at renowned competitions such as LensCulture.

Anna’s art finds its place in the pages of esteemed photography magazines, and her keen eye is often sought for inclusion in prestigious juries at photographic events. Beyond her personal creations, Anna is the visionary behind FotoSlovo, a magazine dedicated to discovering and celebrating emerging talents in photography each year.

Story of Love №4 by Anna Laza

Story of Love by Anna Laza

2019–2020 — Fine art prints, limited to 10 copies in all formats

Mermaid by Deborah Zuanazzi

Mutatio

Mutatio

by Deborah Zuanazzi

Hybrid realities

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“Mutatio” is a captivating artistic photographic collection that explores the profound concept of transformation through a series of fantastic, surreal, and painterly images depicting hybrid creatures. This collection invites viewers into a mesmerizing world where the boundaries between species blur.

As viewers journey through the collection, they encounter beings that are at once familiar and alien—creatures that provoke both curiosity and introspection. Each photograph is a window into a world where transformation is not just a possibility but a fundamental truth. 

The title “Mutatio,” derived from Latin for “change,” encapsulates the collection’s core theme of metamorphosis and through these surreal amalgamations, the collection delves into the fluidity of form.

At the heart of “Mutatio” lies a meditation on the nature of change. By merging different elements, these images highlight the beauty and complexity of transformation, suggesting that identity is not fixed but constantly evolving.

With this collection, Deborah Zuanazzi invites viewers to embrace the fluidity of identity and the beauty of perpetual change; it challenges us to see the world through a lens of wonder and to recognize the potential for transformation within ourselves and the world around us.

Satyr by Deborah Zuanazzi

MUTATIO

2021-2024 – Fine Art Print. Edition of 12 – All sizes included

Overwhelmed by Deborah Zuanazzi

Ab Intus

Ab Intus

by Deborah Zuanazzi

Unveiling the Inner Landscape

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“Ab Intus” is an artistic photographic collection that offers viewers a glimpse into the hidden depths of the human experience through surreal imagery. Each image within this collection serves as a portal to the innermost sanctums of the subjects, revealing worlds of emotions, desires, fears and memories.

The title, “Ab Intus,” from Latin for “from within,” serves as a poignant reminder of the collection’s central theme: the exploration of the internal landscape. Through a series of surreal and captivating images, the collection invites viewers to embark on a journey into the depth, leading us into windows of worlds where reality merges with imagination and the boundaries of perception are blurred.

At the heart of this collection lies a fascination with the hidden realms of consciousness—the thoughts, feelings, memories, and dreams that shape our lived experience. Each image offers a unique perspective on the inner realms of the subjects, from abstract representations of emotion to intricate depictions of memory and desire. 

With this collection, Deborah Zuanazzi invites viewers to explore the vast expanse of the inner self, and to contemplate their own inner worlds and the myriad emotions that reside within; a journey into the inner realms and the mysteries that lie within.

AB INTUS

2021-2024 – Fine art print, limited to 12 copies (all sizes included)

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Eau Secours

Eau Secours

by Arnaud Baumann

Each droplet that glides over the skin tells a unique story

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EAU SECOURS

Water, cradle of life and the original mirror of humanity, reveals its poetry in Arnaud Baumann’s “Eau Secours” collection. Each droplet that glides over the skin tells a unique story, captured with sensitivity by the renowned photographer.

In this artistic exploration, Baumann invites us to introspect our connection with water and nature. These analog prints highlight detail, expression, and emotion. Under the shower, a moment of vulnerability and sincerity, faces reveal themselves, personalities emerge, and stories are whispered silently. This intimate contact with water evokes a range of reactions, from surprise to meditation, ecstasy to melancholy.

More than simple photographs, these images are artworks, signed and numbered by the artist. With his documentarian’s eye and humanist heart, Arnaud Baumann captures fleeting moments of truth. His models, whether artists, writers, scientists, or unknown individuals, share a part of their intimacy, offering a kaleidoscope of society in search of existential answers.

The high-quality prints on metallic paper, where water appears like pearls or precious crystal shards, captivate the eye and invite contemplation.

Each portrait is an invitation to reconnect with the very essence of life.

Jacques-Prince Okoko baumann eau secours
reiser carnet d'adresses arnaud baumann

Little Black Book

Little Black Book

by Arnaud Baumann

A raw journey through the quest for freedom

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LITTLE BLACK BOOK

Photography, like all art forms, is a quest for something. For oneself? For truth?
For provocation?

Twenty-five years ago, the liberated post-’68 generation could enjoy many pleasures without too much fear of unemployment, not yet of AIDS, and less than today of ideological and religious extremism.

In the ’80s, the imminent fall of the Berlin Wall and a Europe on the move would abolish some of the borders and archaic miseries that had been set up between peoples… We lived in the hope of a better world. A freer world.

My thirst for freedom, combined with a search for identity, led me to have my friends and acquaintances pose for me in the simplest of poses, detached from any aesthetic considerations.
“Little Black Book” (published by DTV), a collection of nude portraits of famous and unknown people, proclaimed the truth of the gaze, without complexes or complacency.

At a time when European agreement is struggling to survive, other threats, climatic or conflictual, are darkening the horizon.

Added to this is the return of the narrow morality of our elders.

My ever-vital quest for truth leads me to risk shock by showing this personal, unbridled but assumed work, the uncompromising work of my early years as a photographer.

Arnaud Baumann, Paris 2024

Autoportrait et ma coiffeuse Katia carnet d'adresses arnaud
virtual street art

Virtual Street Art

Virtual Street Art

by Idan Wizen

The paradox of nudity and its censorship.

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The paradox of nudity and its censorship.

Idan Wizen’s “Virtual Street Art” collection boldly merges urban architecture with raw humanity. In this innovative series, Wizen superimposes nude bodies from his Purity collection of the “Un Anonyme Nu Dans Le Salon” project onto architectural shots of cities, integrating these human forms onto building facades as if they were street art murals.

These digital artworks, which blend the rigidity of urban structures with the vulnerability of the flesh, invite a critical reflection on the visibility of nudity in public spaces. They highlight a stark contrast with the trivialization of violence and weapons, shedding light on how society prioritizes and reacts to different forms of representation.

“Virtual Street Art” is not just a tribute to the beauty of the human body; it is also a provocative commentary on the social and cultural norms that govern our perception of what is acceptable and what is not. By placing nudity at the heart of streets, Wizen challenges taboos and sparks a necessary dialogue on freedom of expression and the boundaries of censorship in art and public life.

Explore this collection, where each image is an invitation to question the codes of our society and to reassess our comfort with nudity, so vividly contrasted against the everyday symbols of conflict and confrontation.

Appollon Square - Virtual Street Art by Idan Wizen

Virtual Street Art

2020 – C-Print – Edition of 3, each unique in size

The World We Left Them

The World We Left Them

by Idan Wizen

What will future generations say when they talk about the world we left them?

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What will future generations say when they talk about the world we left them?

Idan Wizen wanted to represent an intergenerational dialogue between the audience of today and the representation of the children of the future. Far from a pessimistic vision of the future, it expresses the urgent need to sound the alarm for the sake of our planet and the children to come.
Through this photographic series, he urges the viewer to understand that his actions and inactions have consequences in a future going well beyond his existence and that he has a responsibility to choose beyond his immediate interest.

The underlying question of this work is of course the irreversibility of our choices and our actions: will one day be too late to reverse the course of things and can we eternally put the problems to tomorrow?

Portrait d'enfant - Photographie d'art par Idan Wizen - Don’t let me starve

The World We Left Them

2020 – C-Print – Edition of 3, each unique in size