Ludovic Cazeba
Self-taught. Twenty years of international practice. Commissions for Starck, Ogilvy, Harper's Bazaar. Long-term documentary projects funded by the work itself.
Twenty Years. Five Chapters. One Direction.
Grew up in social housing. Self-taught in everything that mattered.
Eight years as an underground DJ across the French Touch scene.
Arrived with one portfolio. Left with Ogilvy Action commissions, Philippe Starck (The Yamu Resort), the Harper's Bazaar Thailand cover, and an IPA Honorable Mention for H.O.P.E Cambodia — 350+ children photographed.
Two first commitments to social impact: H.O.P.E Cambodia (2007) and Photo Art Asia (2008, Zen Gallery Bangkok — proceeds to HIV-positive children).
Co-founded Leon Le Baron with CM Création — 80,000+ artworks distributed in 80,000+ homes through 30 European retailers. Art accessible to everyone.
That chapter funded Hôtel Particulier — an 11th-century Benedictine priory, thirty designers, forty models. Self-directed. Financed through Sofitel Saigon via Pierre Maciag.
Hammamet, 2026. One decision: photograph only what matters.
Licensed Artist with The Neon Museum® Las Vegas. APA Honorable Mention. Represented historically by The Eckhart Gallery — The Hague & Rotterdam (2008–2011). Three long-term missions in development.
Art Must Serve People & Causes.
This isn't a tagline. This is the rule.
Every long-term project funded by the work itself.
Casinos implode buildings. LED replaces neon. Some neons survive — preserved at The Neon Museum® Las Vegas, photographed under official fine art licensing agreement.
219+ women across thematic capsules — art, science, activism, politics, sports, technology. Some living, some historical, all under-recognized. 10% of all profits fund Say Stop.
In 2007, I photographed 350+ children across Cambodia. In 2027, I return. Same faces. Twenty years on.
A global street art campaign against domestic violence. In collaboration with the NO MORE Foundation (UN-affiliated). My most personal project.
That's the only rule left.
Accessibility Funds Independence.
The market told me to choose: commercial photography or artistic engagement. Galleries or the public. Excellence or accessibility.
I chose both. Every time.
Leon Le Baron — co-founded with CM Création, 2010–2015 — distributed 80,000+ artworks in 80,000+ homes through 30 European retailers. From a social housing kid to social housing walls. Art accessible to everyone. Royalties paid. Proof of concept.
That commercial chapter built the independence and creative freedom to pursue long-term missions without compromise.
Today, fine art limited editions fund what matters directly. Sales support Say Stop. Sales support H.O.P.E Cambodia 2027. Sales support Iconic Women. Editions distributed through partner galleries and curatorial channels — each one carrying the same principle.
Track Record. Not Promises.
IPA HM People · HOPE Cambodia
APA HM Architecture · Afterglow Vegas
The Neon Museum® Las Vegas
NO MORE Foundation
Collaboration (UN-affiliated)
World of Interiors
Wall Paper
Harper's Bazaar · Kraemer
Volevatch · Sofitel
The Hague & Rotterdam (2008–2011)
GRK Gallery · Paris
Photo Art Asia Bangkok 2008
Maison & Objet Paris (2010–2015)
"Don't Forget This! What you only have to do, It's to Believe in Your Dreams, The Universe will help you to realize it! Next client is Yourself Forever!"
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