Monsieur Franck Photography
The following photographs will remain on display at Shoe'Jean after the vernissage and can be viewed on site.

Artwork 18
At the funeral of former Marseille mayor Jean-Claude Gaudin, my attention turned to a quiet, everyday moment—a woman briefly looking at her phone amid the significance of a public farewell.

Artwork 6
On a Sunday at Bethesda Terrace in Central Park, an a cappella group creates a quiet moment amid the rhythm of the city—a scene to be exhibited at the Carrousel du Louvre in Paris in October 2026.

Artwork 10
A man in vivid red stands apart from the monochrome city around him—a striking study of individuality within the anonymous urban crowd.

Artwork 12
At the Escaliers du Cours Julien in Marseille, a solitary figure pauses amid sunlight, graffiti and the pulse of the city—a fleeting moment to be exhibited also at the Carrousel du Louvre in Paris in October 2026.

Artwork 9
Near the Flatiron Building on Fifth Avenue, a weathered Audrey Hepburn collage emerges from a construction fence—an unexpected piece of street art shaped by the city and time.

Artwork 3
At sunrise on the Brooklyn Bridge, the first light reveals Manhattan in an unexpected stillness—a rare moment when New York seems to slow down.

Artwork 5
Framed by the historic brick arch of the Empire Stores, the Manhattan Bridge reveals a quieter side of DUMBO, where two eras of New York architecture meet.

Artwork 11
In the shimmering heat of Avignon, a passer-by, sunlit stone and hot asphalt merge into a fleeting moment of summer in Provence.

Artwork 17
On Broome Street, Tristan Eaton’s mural becomes part of the city’s architecture, its portraits, lines and contrasts taking on a new presence in black and white.

Artwork 8
Inside Milan’s Galleria Vik, contemporary sculptures and murals become part of the architecture, brought together in black and white through light, shadow and contrast.

Artwork 23
Broadway at night, wrapped in rising steam that cuts through the dazzling lights of 48th Street, transforming New York into a modern film noir.
Exhibition Catalogue (online)
featuring all 34 Photographs
Exhibition Catalogue (PDF)
featuring all 34 Photographs