Maud Rallière is part of the new generation of French photographers and directors.

After studying applied arts and graphic design, Maud Rallière trained in photography at Gobelins, l’École de l’Image. Her practice of fashion photography is rooted in the expression of bodies in their most carnal sensuality.

Through multiple exposures on film or a digital camera, her photographs play with patterns, geometry, and silhouettes. She has been shown in multiple exhibitions in the US and France, and was nominated for the Prix Découvertes at les Rencontres d‘Arles 2012 and Foam Talent in 2014. She is represented by the Galerie Christophe Gaillard where she had a solo exhibition and presentation at Paris Photo in 2021.

Paul & Henriette met at the the National school ENSP  in Arles where they studied photography. In their studio, created in Paris in 2012, they imagine photographs, books, installations. Adepts of minimalism, shapes and colors, they constantly try, in compositions of an apparent simplicity to hatch a mixed sense of strangeness, game and a vibrant sensuality.

Today an advisor to fashion houses, Franck Benhamou is also fashion editor-in-chief at large of Mixte and the Chinese magazine SKP. He supports brands including Chanel Beauté, Hermès, Cartier, Karl Lagerfeld, Harper's Bazar UK magazines, Vogue China and the Condenast group.

Her work centers on the depiction of beauty and the representation of a fantasized otherworld. Letizia Le Fur’s attention to color is very particular; like a painter, she mixes colors on her palette, isolates and transforms, corrects, adds, exalts the tones, amplifies them to transcend reality and creates this sensation of unreal world.

Bigtime is a scenography and design studio created in 2014 by Marion Flament and Jimme Cloo, after graduating from Arts Déco in Paris.
Together, they have been developing an evolving, creative, and technical approach of design in the fields of culture, lifestyle, and art...

Finke lives in Brooklyn and is passionate about travel, tattoos, barbecue, and biking. Brian Finke's visual cultural commentary focuses on authenticity and the absurdity of everyday life and the range of human behavior. A stylized documentarian and trained photojournalist, Finke’s honesty and intimacy when capturing subjects strikes at the core of contemporary life.

Since her years at L’Ecole du Louvre, Stephanie Brissay has forged her unique style referencing art history to intensify her vision and creations. She creates a silhouette both unattainable yet familiar at the same time. Drawing on inspiration from art combined with the style of the US TV sitcoms of the 60 & 70s, and the Hollywood icons. 

Marguerite Bornhauser won the Emerging Photographer of the Year Award 2020 at Photo London in partnership with Nikon Northern Europe. Besides her artistic practice, she regularly collaborates with press and brands for portrait and fashion photography.In 2021, The Grand Palais gives her Carte Blanche to follow the renovation of the site during four years, which will give rise to a publication as well as an exhibition. Marguerite Bornhauser most often accompanies her photographic research with editorial work. The agence FMA le Bureau represents Marguerite in fashion, luxury, Cartes Blanches ans special projects for brands.

Denis Boulze passionnate with photography in his early years, he worked at Rouchon studio as first assistant with respected photographers like Sarah Moon, Jan Walter, Sofia and Mauro. He also directs films. His personal creation adopts alternatively both color and black&white to interpret fashion series and still life, always obviously driven by a certain sense of poetry. 

Christian Kleemann, set designer and prop stylist, has an innovative talent for balancing the knowledge of art with the complex demands of advertising and media. He can make things shine. His sharp intellect is refined through studied and practiced skills, making him a master of the still-life - daringly modernized, elegantly stylized. 

After studying theater and scenography, Mari David began her fashion design training at Atelier Chardon Savard in Paris and made her first classes with Catherine Baba. She pursued her apprenticeship at the Paris office of Vogue Italy while assisting Sara Maino and Giovanna Battaglia consecutively for several years.

If the plastic photo reportage exists, the Franco-English Aurélien Chauvaud is surely one of those who know to honor it. When the social and human context specific to each subject is at the heart of the image, an interest in places and people is revealed through a strong aesthetic proposition. 

Film maker and photographer Ryan Hopkinson works across disciplines with a refined aesthetic that plays to the sensibility of advertising and luxury image making. A collision of art and commerce, his projects marry highly conceptual art direction with precise styling and a polished eye for cinematic detail to create mesmerising and fascinating worlds for viewers to explore.

Charlotte Navio spent her youth in the south of France, studied plastic arts in Aix-en-provence and joined Gobelins image school in Paris in 2012. She started as a teenager by photographing her loved ones in the south and she developed a love for sunlight, natural and raw decor. Her work naturally evolved towards the world of fashion and beauty, where she can mix spontaneity and dynamism through her images. 

Spending his time between New York and Beijing, Quentin Shih represents new school Asian photography. His elegant photographic style has conquered Asian fashion magazines, and he offers a form of Chinese “rigor” to international luxury houses, which he introduces to the archetypes of a national aesthetic tinted with State-enforced formality. In particular, the Dior fashion house has already collaborated with this talented artist, in keeping with its campaign to promote contemporary Chinese artists. 

Dimitri first studied science and technology. The word “technography” comes to the mind as you stand captivated by his research of extreme. He calls upon attention, bodies and technology to display his specific vision of the very mutation of Human kind. 

Having grown up in a North London house surrounded by the work of her illustrator Dad and print designer student Mum, it was inevitable that Rosanna Webster would move towards a creative career. Experimenting with combinations of collage, photography and film, she has created instantly recognisable aesthetic for herself which has made her work highly desirable to brands, publishers and lovers alike.

Whether it be with a more understated approach to subtly emphasise jewellery, or dedicated to larger-scale projects (including play with shapes and matter), Anne Chu Ba always brings in her personal, expert touch. Painstakingly meticulous when practising the art of collage, amazingly capable of giving the most mundane of materials a whole new sense of direction, Anne Chu Ba is really much more than just a fantastic set designer: she’s really a “transformer”. 

Following in a family tradition of sculptors, Elissa Castelbou began her studies at 'École Boulle' in Paris before turning to scenography at 'La Sorbonne', where she opened her creative horizons. Afterwards she continued her endeavors at ELLE magazine, discovering the fashion world, remaining for 13 years, and working as a fashion editor with top photographers.

Nick Meek, Originally from the North of England has carved a career that has seen him travel the world.  Open, simple, and powerful compositions, a timeless quality that gives an atmospheric resonance, and a colour palette that is both playful
and refined are central to Nick Meek’s artistic practice. 
His photographic eye is drawn to landscapes and natural beauty all over the world, transforming it with a perpetually delighted gaze.

His taste for precision and details is evident in his work, with both chiaroscuro and bold colors. Arnaud Cordel pays particular attention to the confrontation of materials and the internal coherence of images, through refreshing, thoughtful and impactful compositions. The subject is viewed with complicity through the photographer's lens, revealing all its sensitive dimensions.

Originally from Marseille, 30 year old Bastien Internicola started his career as a Director of Photography, working in Fashion and Beauty videos for clients such as Printemps, Givenchy, Tommy Hilfiger as well as Mixte Magazine for whom he directed video series for Gucci or SKP Beijing.