Tokyo

Frédéric Lebain
Frédéric Lebain, born in France in 1966, is a visual artist known for his bold and aesthetic approach to photography. A former student of the Ecole Ferrandi, trained in cooking, he quickly shifted his focus to photography and visual styling. His work is distinguished by original photographic series that question objects, culture, and memory, such as his famous Bibliothèques series, where wooden planks replace books, or Mes vacances avec Holga, a nostalgic exploration through the use of a toy camera. Exhibited both in France and internationally, Frédéric Lebain combines humor, curiosity, and critical reflection, offering an offbeat and poetic vision of everyday life and material culture.