In "Le Plongeoir," a woman's presence interacts with the concrete, the rusty metal, and the heavy sky. She anchors herself in the space like a solitary, almost sacred figure.
The poses are upright, symmetrical, almost architectural, in contrast to the restless nature around them. Lake Geneva becomes a silent, tense theater, where everything can change. It's a series about waiting, the power of the moment before the leap... or the choice to stay.

In "Le Plongeoir," a woman's presence interacts with the concrete, the rusty metal, and the heavy sky. She anchors herself in the space like a solitary, almost sacred figure.
The poses are upright, symmetrical, almost architectural, in contrast to the restless nature around them. Lake Geneva becomes a silent, tense theater, where everything can change. It's a series about waiting, the power of the moment before the leap... or the choice to stay.

In "Le Plongeoir," a woman's presence interacts with the concrete, the rusty metal, and the heavy sky. She anchors herself in the space like a solitary, almost sacred figure.
The poses are upright, symmetrical, almost architectural, in contrast to the restless nature around them. Lake Geneva becomes a silent, tense theater, where everything can change. It's a series about waiting, the power of the moment before the leap... or the choice to stay.

In "Le Plongeoir," a woman's presence interacts with the concrete, the rusty metal, and the heavy sky. She anchors herself in the space like a solitary, almost sacred figure.
The poses are upright, symmetrical, almost architectural, in contrast to the restless nature around them. Lake Geneva becomes a silent, tense theater, where everything can change. It's a series about waiting, the power of the moment before the leap... or the choice to stay.

In "Le Plongeoir," a woman's presence interacts with the concrete, the rusty metal, and the heavy sky. She anchors herself in the space like a solitary, almost sacred figure.
The poses are upright, symmetrical, almost architectural, in contrast to the restless nature around them. Lake Geneva becomes a silent, tense theater, where everything can change. It's a series about waiting, the power of the moment before the leap... or the choice to stay.

“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.

In "The Roxy – New York," time seems to stand still. The stage is empty, but everything is there: the vintage 1950s microphone, the guitar poised, the drums motionless.
In the background, the Roxy's brick wall and neon sign tell the story of a place full of soul. It's a photo without humans, but full of invisible presences.
A tribute to the energy of music, just before it comes to life.

In “The Valkyrie,” a silhouette stands out in a sculptural chiaroscuro.
With her gaze closed, her long braid falling to her hips, she evokes the warrior of Nordic legends. Her wet skin and her light, almost divine metallic blouse contrast with the softness of her stomach and the curve of her chest. The draped background adds to the mystery, between light and shadow. She is an apparition, powerful, tranquil, transcendent.

In "Le Vin, la Vie," artist Benny Tache offers a unique and artistic vision of wine, a symbol of conviviality and sharing. By holding the bottle in a surprising way and replacing the label with simple Scotch tape, he invites us to rediscover this world from an innovative and poetic perspective.

In "Le Vin, la Vie," artist Benny Tache offers a unique and artistic vision of wine, a symbol of conviviality and sharing. By holding the bottle in a surprising way and replacing the label with simple Scotch tape, he invites us to rediscover this world from an innovative and poetic perspective.

"Food Passion" presents images that elevate everyday foods into true works of art, playing on contemporary and minimalist settings. Each composition, whether a lemon dripping with droplets or a chicken arranged on rough stone, evokes an aesthetic that is both timeless and surprising, perfect for enhancing a culinary space or a modern interior.

"Food Passion" presents images that elevate everyday foods into true works of art, playing on contemporary and minimalist settings. Each composition, whether a lemon dripping with droplets or a chicken arranged on rough stone, evokes an aesthetic that is both timeless and surprising, perfect for enhancing a culinary space or a modern interior.