Visual & New-Media Artist / Photographer / Editorial Image Maker

Franck Gérard (b. 1969) develops a body of work situated at the intersection of visual art, conceptual photography, and contemporary editorial imagery. His practice occupies a post-photographic territory where images operate as visual constructs rather than documentary traces.

His aesthetic is built on a deliberate tension between the real and the fictional: fleeting silhouettes, disappearing bodies, reconstructed faces, and ultra-graphic editorial structures. Refined over more than two decades, this visual grammar shapes images that feel simultaneously familiar and impossible.

Drawing from fashion culture, narrative editorial codes, and contemporary image-making, Franck Gérard produces works where sensuality, abstraction, and conceptual restraint coexist. His grainy black-and-white photographs resonate with highly structured color images, forming a coherent visual language across mediums and contexts.

Recognizable for their aesthetic precision and narrative subtlety, his images circulate between galleries, thematic exhibitions, and professional contexts where visual culture is expected to be both innovative and iconic. His work engages viewers through atmosphere, ambiguity, and visual intensity rather than explanation.

Franck Gérard collaborates with luxury brands and cultural institutions, extending his visual language into fashion, hospitality, stage environments, and high-end creative campaigns. His work is exhibited internationally and is held in private collections as well as integrated into luxury-hospitality spaces