FINE ART · DOCUMENTARY · COMMISSIONS
TO PHOTOGRAPH what Won’t wait.
THAT'S THE ONLY RULE LEFT.
From an 11th-century priory to the Las Vegas neon boneyard. From the streets of Wynwood to the lakes of Cambodia. From the women history erased to the children re-found twenty years on.
Collections, commissions, long-term projects — each one building the next.
One discipline in service of stories that earned it.
THIS IS MY CHOICE. THIS IS THE EVIDENCE.
Ludovic Cazeba — Golfe de Saint-Tropez, France — International projects
Theatrical fine art shot in 11th-century interiors.
Documentary archaeology of vanishing places.
International commissions carrying the CAZEBA signature.
A growing body of collections — from Hôtel Particulier to Afterglow Vegas, from Wynwood Chronicles to The White Plague.
Philippe Starck (The Yamu Resort, via Ogilvy Action Bangkok). Harper's Bazaar Thailand (cover + editorial). Kraemer Paris (international hair campaign). Volevatch (luxury fixtures, advertising in high-end interiors press). Each commission carried the CAZEBA signature from brief to delivery — carte blanche, full client agreement, museum-quality outcome. The campaigns finished. The photographs stayed.
IPA 3rd Place Advertising. Available for international commissions and editorial collaborations.
Explore →An 11th-century Benedictine priory outside Paris. Thirty designers given carte blanche. Forty models. Six days. Each character — The Concierge, The Receptionist, The Confidente, Insomnia — dressed by a different designer in heritage and underground couture. Every frame a scene from a film that was never made.
Self-funded. Self-directed. Exhibited at GRK Gallery Paris and Art Monaco. Available as fine art limited editions and theatrical commissions.
Explore →Casinos implode buildings. LED replaces neon. Some neons survive — preserved at The Neon Museum Las Vegas, photographed under an official fine art licensing agreement. An ongoing independent documentary project. Nine signs across three chapters: Breaking Barriers · American Dreamers · Vernacular Masters. Among the women pioneers featured: Ann Meyers, the first woman to own a Vegas casino. Betty Willis, designer of the original Moulin Rouge enseigne — uncredited for decades, her work survives in the photographed letters of In Love. Continuing Denise Scott Brown's Learning from Las Vegas (1972).
Licensed Artist — The Neon Museum® Las Vegas. APA Honorable Mention. 10–15% of revenue funds neon heritage preservation. Not affiliated with The Neon Museum®.
Discover →Three long-term missions. Three horizons measured in years, not campaigns. From children re-found twenty years on, to women erased from history reclaimed, to a global emergency platform live in 200+ countries — every project funded by the work itself.
In 2007, I photographed 350+ children across Cambodia — orphanages, street schools, Tonlé Sap floating villages, rural Siem Reap communities. In 2027, I return. Same faces, twenty years on. A 10-dimension transmedia project — full dossier available for institutions and partners.
IPA 2007 — Honorable Mention People. H.O.P.E — Where Art Becomes Action.
Discover →A global street art campaign against domestic violence. Founded by Ludovic Cazeba. In collaboration with the NO MORE Foundation (Pamela Zaballa, UN-affiliated) — the campaign supports and amplifies NO MORE's actions worldwide. Emergency platform say-stop.org currently under update — back online within 15 days, with first-aid directories across 200+ countries, accessible in under three minutes. Campaign in active development.
My most personal project. The reason I became an artist.
Discover →219+ women across thematic capsules — art, science, activism, entrepreneurship, politics, sports, environment, technology. Some living, ready to be photographed and interviewed. Some historical, all under-recognized. A transmedia project — books, podcast, documentary, exhibitions, art drops — passing their stories from one generation to the next. 10% of all profits fund Say Stop.
Ask someone to name 10 women who changed history. Most struggle past five.
Discover →Self-taught. From a housing project in Nantes to international commissions across continents. Photographer, documentarian, founder. Every project follows one rule: art must serve people & causes.
First access to drops. Project updates. Stories behind the work. No spam. No filler. Just signal.