Photography by ALAgrApHY
ALAgrApHY

Photography

Monochrome, colour, fashion, conceptual and street photography — capturing souls with light.

About

Framing Faces & Places

Thanks to the inventors of the camera obscura, ALAgrApHY has been framing faces and places — photon paintings — for more than a decade. Photography has taught him about people as much as people have taught him about photography.

Beyond gallery walks, exhibition openings and forum discussions, he found yet another excuse: the 1001 Faces project — an opportunity to interact with people from all walks of life and from all corners of the world, capturing their stories in a single frame.

After several public and private exhibitions — in restaurants and galleries, in lofts and art fairs — he has developed a distinctive taste for composition, texture and emotional resonance, visible across both his monochrome and colour work.

BnW Photography Dedicated Site
Photography by ALAgrApHY — cover image
Monochrome
Black and white photography by ALAgrApHY — @alagraphie Instagram

Black & White

Black and white depict the colours of the soul. ALAgrApHY's monochrome photography distils the emotional essence of a subject, stripping colour to reveal form, shadow and light. Follow @alagraphie for the ongoing BnW series.

Colour photography by ALAgrApHY — @alagraphy Instagram

All Colour Spectrums

Colour photography spanning street, portrait, travel and conceptual genres. Follow @alagraphy for the colour photography archive.

Fashion photography by ALAgrApHY — Paris

Fashion Photography

ALAgrApHY collaborates with designers, bloggers and event organisers. His fashion photography merges the cinematic gaze of the scientist with the sensibility of the artist. the fashion magazine and @noir.fi

Project

1001 Faces — One Face, One Race

The 1001 Faces project is both a photographic series and a humanitarian mission — an ongoing effort to capture and celebrate the full diversity of human faces across all origins, ages and genders. The portraits from this project also served as the training data for the first AI-generated artworks.