Paris Photo (7-10 November) is the largest international art fair dedicated to lens-based media. Here is our pick of 10 contemporary artists, all featured at this year’s edition, who use an array of photographic techniques to create striking imagery. From analogue to experimental, computer programmed to post-produced, these scenes offer thought-provoking perspectives on our world. Discover endless mirrored rooms, offices overflowing with paper, glimmering night skies and ecosystems teetering on the brink.
Above: Evelyn Bencicova, I don’t exist (2017) | Artemis
Lars Tunbjörk, Office (2001) | Loose Joints
Left: Koto Bolofo, Black Beauty (2006) | In Camera Galerie
Right: Erik Madigan Heck, Waterfall by Night (2022) Christophe Guye Galerie
Alkan Avcioğlu, Title TBD (2024) | Tender
Estelle Hanania, Gisèle Vienne, EXTRA LIFE.
Performers Theo Livesey, Katia Petrowick & Adèle Haenel (2024) | Spector Books
Vincent Mercier, An inventory of arctic glaciers (2024) | Filigranes
Left: Alice Pallot, Ecosystem altered by toxic algae baths (2024) | Hangar
Right: Paul Cupido, Cap de Creus (2023, right) | Polka Galerie
Claudine Doury, Le papillon, Sasha (2007) | In Camera Galerie
Paris Photo, Grand Palais | 7-10 November
