The artist Ohkuchi uses macro photography, a technique that immerses you in a larger-than-life environment. With the objective of immortalizing the imaginary world of his childhood, he captures the world through the eyes of a tiny creature. The unique and colourful result allows viewers to discover a whole new world.

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Luis Mariano Gonzalez is very involved in photography: he takes photos, organizes exhibitions and remains very active within photo networks on the internet. In parallel with his work in the world of cinema, he does macro photography work, favoring nature and landscapes. The Spanish artist thus diverts the plant shapes and colors from their initial environment to achieve a new and mysterious subjectivity.

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K is a French visual artist. In her portraits or landscapes, she challenges the norms and does not hesitate to mix disciplines. In opposition to digital retouching, she gives her works the spontaneity of craftsmanship. She embellishes her photographs with textures, paint, markers, felt pens, cut-outs, to create a new form of augmented image. In constant collaboration with many photographers, she never ceases to propose new unique compositions embellished with her colourful style. In this series, she collaborates with Ava. At the crossroads of the plastic and digital arts, this original collaboration is at the origin of a series of original and explosive works.

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Discover the "imaginary animals" of Charles Groc de Salmiech. Among them, meet the flowering red ibis, the sleeping giraffe, the big chief lion in deep thought, the curious Watusi, and the enchanted Jaguar. As a wildlife photographer, he wants to share the way he perceives the fauna and flora around him. Discover the "imaginary animals" of Charles Groc de Salmiech. More than just a series of photographs, the imaginary animals gradually become the inhabitants of a magical universe in which the animal meets the fantastic and the surreal.

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Bernhard Hartmann started his career at the age of 18. He became a landscape photographer using his parents' Polaroid camera. He creates dramatic and cinemascopic images. He prefers to photograph places where the arts are practiced and expressed and thus presents series on opera houses, theaters, libraries and other historical public spaces.

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