Julien Magre turns the camera toward the fragile textures of intimacy, memory, and time, uncovering meaning in the quiet rhythms of everyday life. His photographic practice is characterized by a contemplative approach, focusing on the subtle moments of daily life and the relationships that shape them. Through his lens, Magre captures the nuances of familial bonds, often portraying his wife and children in tender, introspective compositions that evoke a sense of quiet reflection. Magre's commitment to analog photography imbues his images with a timeless quality, allowing for a deeper engagement with the medium and its tactile nature. His work often blurs the lines between documentary and fine art, creating a personal narrative that resonates with universal themes of love, loss, and continuity. In addition to his photographic endeavors, Magre has produced several photobooks, including Plumes, which explores the delicate beauty of feathers through experimental techniques, and La robe et la main, a collaboration that examines the world of horses. ...
