Artist Photographer – Portraits and Visual Identity

I work with artists, musicians, dancers, actors, who want to assert their visual identity with precision and coherence.

Not standardised promotional shots. Portraits that carry tension, presence, singularity. Before I press the shutter, I seek to understand their energy, their relationship with the body, their relationship with the stage. Because a strong image is born from alignment, not from an imposed direction.

I’ve photographed artists from the local scene as well as internationally renowned bands such as Slipknot. What never changes from one project to the next is the standard I bring: understand the universe before pressing the shutter, build the image together rather than impose it.

A person wearing a red jumpsuit and mask stands on stage under dramatic red lighting, with spotlights shining above and behind them, evoking the intense atmosphere of a Slipknot concert.

Slipknot – Stuttgart, 2024

A man with tousled brown hair and light stubble looks upward with a serious and contemplative expression - evoking actor Luca Colucci. He wears a dark shirt against a plain background.

Luca Colucci – Actor Portfolio

A dark, moody image with multiple overlapping faces of a person, tinted blue. The central figure covers part of their face with their hand while other facial profiles surround them, creating a surreal, dreamlike effect.

Marion – L’Enfant Lune

Backstage, A person wearing glasses, a light jacket, and sweatpants sits on a chair in the center of a grand entrance hall featuring marble flooring, a curved staircase, and a large circular skylight.

Francomanias – Gueules de Scène

Five individuals dressed in dark clothing are seated on chairs in a spacious, dimly lit room with white, ornate walls and a mural in the background. The group's expressions are serious, and the atmosphere is somber.

Others – Dance Company

Two women wearing black tops lean against each other, back to back, arching their bodies and tilting their heads back. The background is solid gray, and the tattooed arm of one of the women is visible. They both have long, wavy hair.

SIRODÂME – Dancer Duo

The Ground Shaker. Four men pose against a plain grey background. The man in front has long hair, tattoos, and rests his hand on his chin. The three men behind him stand with relaxed expressions and have tattoos on their arms.

The Ground Shaker | Group Portraits & Visual Identity

The Great Alone. The abstract and blurred silhouette of a person with short hair stands out against a bright red background, creating a mysterious and unsettling atmosphere. Facial features and details are indiscernible.

The Great Alone – FACE ME NOW

Choreographer. A woman poses dynamically against a plain background, wearing a black top, an oversized black leather jacket, loose light-blue jeans, and black shoes. Her body leans to the side, one arm raised above her head.

Marion Halil – Suspended Movement

A person with long hair and tattoos is sitting in a tight, curled position on the floor, hugging her knees to her chest. She is wearing a black bodysuit, patterned socks, and black shoes, and maintains a calm expression in a studio.

Marion Halil – Body in Tension

A powerful image arises from alignment

Connect

I get involved from the very first contact. Before shooting an artist, I listen to their music, I look at their world, I understand what they stand for. This isn’t preparation, it’s the condition for the image to be right.

Prepare

Together, we refine the intention and the artistic direction. This phase is not optional. It’s what makes the difference between a decent image and one that stays.

Create

In my studio near Fribourg, or on location across Switzerland and internationally. We give shape to your universe through raw, taut, essential portraits. Every shot is an extension of your vision.

You have a universe. Let’s give it an image.

I work on a quote basis, across French-speaking Switzerland and on location. If you have a strong artistic direction and you’re looking for someone who gets it before pressing the shutter, let’s talk.