DOCUMENTARY · SOCIAL IMPACT
What We're Losing. Who We're Forgetting.
Neon heritage demolished for profit. Women erased from history. Children photographed twenty years ago — found again. This is the work.
NOT TO PHOTOGRAPH WHAT SELLS ANYMORE. TO PHOTOGRAPH WHAT MATTERS.
Ludo Cazeba — Saint-Tropez, France — International projects
Philippe Starck (The Yamu Resort, carte blanche Ogilvy). Harper's Bazaar Thailand (cover + editorial). PTendercool Bangkok (creative direction). Kraemer Paris (campaign). These commissions are now original artworks — the commercial brief is long gone, the images endure.
IPA 3rd Place Advertising · Honorable Mention People
Explore →Theatrical photography in grand interiors. Staircases that lead nowhere. Rooms that remember everything. Where architecture meets narrative — each frame a scene from a story you half-remember.
Born from designer collaborations at Maison & Objet
Explore →Casinos implode buildings. LED replaces neon. Heritage disappears. I photograph what remains. The Stardust. In Love. Binion's Horseshoe. Each one witnessed decades of American history — desegregation, the Rat Pack, organized crime — before corporations decided heritage was less profitable than parking lots.
Licensed Artist — The Neon Museum Las Vegas. Annual Photography Awards 2025 — Honorable Mention.
Discover →350+ children photographed in 2007. In 2027, I return to find them — same children, now adults. A 9-dimension transmedia project: intergenerational diptychs, documentary, exhibitions, community health, circular economy. 20th anniversary.
Happiness · Obstinacy · Purpose · Education
Discover →A global street art campaign against domestic violence, developed with the NO MORE Foundation. Emergency platform live at say-stop.org. Campaign in active development.
My most personal project. The reason I became an artist.
Discover →219+ women documented across generations. A transmedia project — book, podcast, documentary, exhibitions, art drops. Celebrating women who moved and still move & shape the world. 10% of all profits fund Say Stop.
Ask someone to name 10 women who changed history. Most struggle past five.
Discover →Self-taught. From Nantes to Bangkok, from Paris to Saint-Tropez. DJ turned photographer turned documentarian turned activist. Every project follows one rule: art must serve people.
Early access to drops. Project updates. Stories behind the work. No spam — just what matters.