In "Street Art New York," each wall becomes a story, each street corner a surprise. As I walked, I captured the works of both anonymous and renowned artists, placed there like silent cries. The city whispers through its bricks, its erased tags, its faded frescoes. This is a series that seeks not to document, but to feel. A slow drift into the artistic intimacy of a raw and vibrant city.

"The Abandoned Rose" depicts an elegant woman draped in black against a backdrop of black plastic that creates a melancholic atmosphere. The rose, a symbol of beauty, lies abandoned between her legs, reminding us that even beauty can be abandoned, and that time leaves its mark on all that is precious.

“The Cigarette Girl” is an ode to rebellion.
This young redheaded woman, with her penetrating gaze and charismatic mouth, exudes a raw, almost animalistic strength. She seems elusive, as if she's escaped from a world too narrow for her. The cigarette becomes a symbol: smoke, pause, provocation. Each image explores this tension between beauty and marginality.

“The Cigarette Girl” is an ode to rebellion.
This young redheaded woman, with her penetrating gaze and charismatic mouth, exudes a raw, almost animalistic strength. She seems elusive, as if she's escaped from a world too narrow for her. The cigarette becomes a symbol: smoke, pause, provocation. Each image explores this tension between beauty and marginality.

“The Cigarette Girl” is an ode to rebellion.
This young redheaded woman, with her penetrating gaze and charismatic mouth, exudes a raw, almost animalistic strength. She seems elusive, as if she's escaped from a world too narrow for her. The cigarette becomes a symbol: smoke, pause, provocation. Each image explores this tension between beauty and marginality.

“The Cigarette Girl” is an ode to rebellion.
This young redheaded woman, with her penetrating gaze and charismatic mouth, exudes a raw, almost animalistic strength. She seems elusive, as if she's escaped from a world too narrow for her. The cigarette becomes a symbol: smoke, pause, provocation. Each image explores this tension between beauty and marginality.

“The Cigarette Girl” is an ode to rebellion.
This young redheaded woman, with her penetrating gaze and charismatic mouth, exudes a raw, almost animalistic strength. She seems elusive, as if she's escaped from a world too narrow for her. The cigarette becomes a symbol: smoke, pause, provocation. Each image explores this tension between beauty and marginality.

“The Fondue” revisits Swiss tradition with a touch of irreverence.
Tattoos, pilot's gloves, and levitating cheese create a scene as aesthetic as it is absurd. Between folklore and modernity, Switzerland melts... but differently.

“The Fondue” revisits Swiss tradition with a touch of irreverence.
Tattoos, pilot's gloves, and levitating cheese create a scene as aesthetic as it is absurd. Between folklore and modernity, Switzerland melts... but differently.

“The Fondue” revisits Swiss tradition with a touch of irreverence.
Tattoos, pilot's gloves, and levitating cheese create a scene as aesthetic as it is absurd. Between folklore and modernity, Switzerland melts... but differently.

“The Forest Girl” is a visual fable where nature, mystery and tension intertwine.
A young woman, almost unreal, wears a paper dress as fragile as it is poetic, alone in the heart of the forest. In her hands, a pickaxe or a can of gasoline raise questions: what is she looking for? What is she preparing?
The light passes through the trees, enhancing this scene, both soft and dramatic.
It is a silent tale, between suspended beauty and latent threat.

“The Forest Girl” is a visual fable where nature, mystery and tension intertwine.
A young woman, almost unreal, wears a paper dress as fragile as it is poetic, alone in the heart of the forest. In her hands, a pickaxe or a can of gasoline raise questions: what is she looking for? What is she preparing?
The light passes through the trees, enhancing this scene, both soft and dramatic.
It is a silent tale, between suspended beauty and latent threat.

“The Forest Girl” is a visual fable where nature, mystery and tension intertwine.
A young woman, almost unreal, wears a paper dress as fragile as it is poetic, alone in the heart of the forest. In her hands, a pickaxe or a can of gasoline raise questions: what is she looking for? What is she preparing?
The light passes through the trees, enhancing this scene, both soft and dramatic.
It is a silent tale, between suspended beauty and latent threat.

“The Forest Girl” is a visual fable where nature, mystery and tension intertwine.
A young woman, almost unreal, wears a paper dress as fragile as it is poetic, alone in the heart of the forest. In her hands, a pickaxe or a can of gasoline raise questions: what is she looking for? What is she preparing?
The light passes through the trees, enhancing this scene, both soft and dramatic.
It is a silent tale, between suspended beauty and latent threat.