ANIMA

Where the name fades, the soul appears.

Là où le nom s'efface, l'âme paraît.

Vestigia Lucis

Purpose

That the living presence of a being may outlast the instant it was seen.

Que la présence du vivant demeure au-delà de l'instant.

The grammar

Four ways of seeing.
One body of work.

A puma reduced to a dark silhouette, its edge lit like an eclipse in front of the sun.

I

FORMA

Every presence begins with a contour.

A lone gentoo penguin dwarfed by a vast, pale expanse of ice

II

SOLITVDO

Scale reveals what the eye alone cannot.

gentoo penguins diving throught blue water in trailing streams of bubbles

III

IMPETVS

Life is never still.

a large elephant with a single white egret against a pale empty background

IV

VINCVLVM

No being exists alone.

SELECTED WORKS

A selection from the living collection.

A great tusked elephant advancing beneath a dramatic clouded sky

Three tiny chinstrap penguins dwarfed by a towering blue iceberg wall

A sperm whale hanging vertically in blue water beside a tiny free-diver

A polar bear sitting upright, gazing forward against a pale shore

Walruses blurred into streaks of motion before a pale mountain

Two pumas lifting their heads toward falling snow in golden grass

ThE MONOGRAPH

From light to paper.

The ANIMA monograph cover - a mountain gorilla's face emerging from deep shadow, eyes catching the light

Photography book first edition - spring 2027

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THE ARTISTS

One gaze. Two hands. One body of work.

This is where the gaze begins.

Romain Barats underwater, aiming his camera beside a whale shark

Romain Barats

Cecile Gabillon pointing a camera taking a picture of a young mountain gorilla

Cécile Gabillon

THE CONTINUUM

Beyond the image.

A way of seeing becomes a way of being.

Where the work begins, in the field.

Reveal

VESTIGIA LUCIS

What must remain, after us.