I established my photography business at to the Louvre Museum in Paris back in 2001.
I was a 20 something sleepless artist living in Paris. I started with a very noble project called Kilometer Zero, we were creating at the Shakespeare and Company bookstore in the 5th and performing arts in abandoned places around the city. I ended up few months later shooting for Vogue Japan and fashion studios, then Travel and Leisure magazines projects.Internationally published, my signed printed photos travel through the best libraries and bookstores around the world since the year 2001.Interested to talk about your collection ? Write me a note below.
Autoportrait à Beyrouth "Albergo".
7 days shooting freely with Office de Tourisme du Liban à Paris
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"The suitcase that Michel‐Ange and Ulysse triumphantly bring home, years later, to their wives turns out to contain only picture postcards, hundreds of them, of Monuments, Department Stores, Mammals, Wonders of Nature, Methods of Transport, Works of Art, and other classified treasures from around the globe. Godard's gag vividly parodies the equivocal magic of the photographic image. Photographs are perhaps the most mysterious of all the objects that make up, and thicken, the environment we recognize as modern. Photographs really are experience captured, and the camera is the ideal arm of consciousness in its acquisitive mood. - Susan Sontag "On Photography"
"The suitcase that Michel‐Ange and Ulysse triumphantly bring home, years later, to their wives turns out to contain only picture postcards, hundreds of them, of Monuments, Department Stores, Mammals, Wonders of Nature, Methods of Transport, Works of Art, and other classified treasures from around the globe. Godard's gag vividly parodies the equivocal magic of the photographic image. Photographs are perhaps the most mysterious of all the objects that make up, and thicken, the environment we recognize as modern. Photographs really are experience captured, and the camera is the ideal arm of consciousness in its acquisitive mood. - Susan Sontag "On Photography"