For the past few years, I’ve been working on the book of @sylvieganter that feels deeply aligned with everything I care about. A project built around four seasons and four places that shaped Sylvie’s life: Paris, New York, Hossegor and the Mediterranean.
A journey through recipes (imagined by @jelkaholler), intimate conversations, portraits, daily rituals and the quiet discipline of returning to oneself.
It speaks about what truly nourishes us. Not only on a plate, but in the way we move, love, create and gather.
I photographed every chapter of this story. The food, the faces, the gestures, the light in each place. The softness of a morning routine, the pulse of a city, the grounding presence of nature. It was vibrant, human, generous and incredibly alive.

What I love most about this project is the idea that we all carry something powerful within us. Sometimes we know it. Sometimes we don’t. Sometimes it’s still waiting to be uncovered. But it’s there. And it’s within reach.

I’m grateful to have been part of something that feels both intimate and expansive at the same time ♡

Coming in September, stay tuned!
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For almost five years now, @hotelballu has been my playground in Paris. A place where color has presence, where design holds its ground, and where I get to play. I move between observing and orchestrating, letting moments unfold while gently directing the scene.
My work is often associated with travel and distant light, but it is just as rooted in urban worlds like this one. Paris has its own rhythm, its own elegance, its own precision. Working here has sharpened my eye as much as any horizon ever could.
Different settings, same intention. Atmosphere first. Always.
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Color therapy, the Marrakech way.
@elfennmarrakech rooftop never whispers : above the Medina, color takes the lead.
Riad El Fenn has never believed in neutrality... and honestly, neither do I.
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Walking through Gueliz.

The “other” Marrakech, often set in opposition to the medina, and yet only minutes away.

This was my neighbourhood.

The house I once lived in is now a five-storey building, with a Mexican restaurant on the ground floor. I still carry the keys to that vanished house. Keys that no longer open anything.

This abandoned Hôtel des Voyageurs remains, empty and left behind — but for how long? So many of us quietly mourn the disappearance of this older architecture, those elegant façades and modest homes replaced, one by one, by taller buildings rising without memory.
Every time I return, I walk the same streets I once walked hundreds of times. I move through them as if walking through my own past, revisiting it, measuring what has changed, and noticing what still stands.

Has anyone ever stepped inside that hotel?

I regret that I never did. And yet. Even here, in what we call the “modern” part of the city, men still push fruit carts through the streets, balancing pyramids of strawberries or nuts the way they always have. Gueliz carries traces of the medina.

And the medina, at times, begins to resemble something else entirely.
The opposition is never that simple.

A city is not a fixed image. It shifts, absorbs, reinvents itself : sometimes clumsily, sometimes beautifully.
For better and for worse.

Nostalgia is inevitable when you’ve loved a place long enough.
But movement is part of its truth.
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