Tim Gallé
@timgalle
A self-taught photographer and bookseller, Tim Gallé first forged his visual sensibility through Visual Kei. This aesthetic shock, born from album covers, became the guiding thread of his practice. For him, photography is a necessity, an instinctive means of expression free from any academic rule.
It was during Paris Fashion Week that he had his first spark, discovering the street as a playground for limitless experimentation. Gradually, Tim abandoned technical perfection to embrace grain, strong contrasts, and imperfection. He does not seek sharpness, but the soul and depth of the city.
Rkia El-Jably
@rkia.eljably
For a long time, Rkia El-Jably's relationship to the image went through cinema, leaving photography in the background. The spark happened just over a year ago: the camera then became the extension of her hand and a daily obsession.
Her approach is deliberately simple and instinctive. Rkia captures the street and the mundane: an anonymous silhouette, metro doors, or the intimacy of a family. Driven by the fear of forgetting, photography is a way to safeguard memory.