I photograph men – portrait, male nude, street photography – in France: in Paris and wherever encounters take me. I publish my work myself, in the magazine Adart Book and in photo prints.
Career path
After studying applied arts, I started photographing in 2007.
In 2026, I launched Adart Book, a quarterly magazine that I completely photograph, write, and lay out. Two issues have been published. I also produce fine art prints limited edition.
I am an independent designer, which allows me to do everything myself: the visuals and texts, the layout of magazines and my website.
Principles
Trust, respect and shared enjoyment. I strive to create beautiful images that highlight those who pose for me, sometimes revealing a beauty they weren't aware of.
This approach knows no boundaries: it speaks to and welcomes all men naturally, whatever their story. Queer, non-binary and racialised audiences find their full place here.
Posing can also be a path back to oneself. Some of those who join me for a session are looking to reconnect with their own image, to feel valued. This is an essential part of my approach: offering a safe space where one can see oneself differently.
My ethics
Posing in front of a lens, especially for nude photography, requires trust. I am committed to continuous consent, the absence of any seductive dynamics, and the approval of every image before publication.
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Want to pose?
I offer two types of sessions: collaborative (project-based, I share the photos on my website and social media), or private by booking.
My photography gear
In digital or film, with modern optics or manual vintage this that I use in a photo shoot.
