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Vincent Ferrané’s artistic approach foregrounds intimacy and space to create images that brim with human presence and evoke a plurality of everyday moments. From sensitive personal studies of bodies mixing artificial and natural light to resonant editorial portraits that expertly draw out the natural luminosity of his models, Ferrané moves with ease between his personal and commissioned work, consistently finding a compelling balance between tension and tenderness in every subject he encounters.

In recent years, his commissioned work has increasingly focused on fashion, with projects for brands including Hermès, Auralee, Zara, ASOS, Panconesi and Julie Kegels, where his sensitive approach in the studio brings nuance and a distinctive human presence to fashion imagery.

Hailed by critics internationally, Ferrané’s work has featured in publications including The New Yorker, British Journal of Photography, Wallpaper, AnOther Magazine and Dazed. His photographs have been exhibited or curated at institutions including the House of Photography at Deichtorhallen Hamburg, the Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF), the Centre national des arts plastiques (Cnap), and at Les Rencontres d’Arles, the prestigious international photography festival.



Ferrané is also known for his beautifully crafted photobooks. His first monograph, Milkyway, a visual meditation on the shifting rhythms of his wife and child’s breastfeeding routine, was published in 2017. Since then, he has released several other books, including Visitor (2018), a series of photographs of female artists in their studios; Iconography (2019), a photographer-model collaboration with French fashion icon Jeanne Damas; and Every-Day (2020), which celebrates the simple yet identity-affirming joys of getting ready to go out for trans and non-binary people. His more recent photobooks, Inner (2022) and IRL Corps (2024), were published by Art Paper Editions and Witty Books, respectively. Célestial followed in 2026.

Vincent Ferrané is based in Paris, France.