WHAT
The French photographer’s (1910-2009) work is showcased alongside 18th-century French museum-quality furniture and decorative art – presented by the Paris-based Kraemer Gallery. The exhibition showcases the artist’s most iconic works – a rare selection from his grandson, Stephane Kovalsky’s, private collection. It displays the photographer’s incredible talent for composition and storytelling, each photograph being a testament to his constant curiosity about the world and his unique gift to find beauty in the unexpected.

The exhibition is by appointment only. Please email: info@bewephoto.com or WhatsApp: +852 5239 3730.

WHY
The featured photographer was a pioneer in humanist photography, a movement that emerged in post-war France. The movement sought to authentically and empathetically document the human condition. He focused on documenting everyday moments as well as the range of human emotions. His unique style was characterised by his immense sensitivity and ability to find poetry in even the most mundane things. His photographs let the viewer peek into the universal experience – depicting images of busy Parisian streets as well as intimate moments between lovers.