Blurring the lines between food styling, set design, and still life art — Stephanie crafts opposing compositions that feel both nostalgic and poetic. She directs imagery with a reverence for tactile objects, nostalgia, and the surreal beauty of the everyday.

Adrien’s work balances graphic precision with delicate, living accents, bringing unexpected life and subtle tension to his meticulously composed still lifes.

Annette’s compositions invite us to slow down and discover beauty in the unexpected. She approaches still life with a sculptor’s eye and a storyteller’s instinct. Her work explores balance, tension and negative space — transforming objects, surfaces and light into composed visual narratives that feel refined yet quietly expressive.

Deo Suveera’s photography is rooted in quiet observation — capturing light, texture and form with a meditative stillness. His work elevates the everyday into moments of subtle beauty, balancing fine-art sensitivity with a refined editorial eye. We’re drawn to his ability to slow the viewer down, revealing poetry in the overlooked.

Charlotte Robin captures moments that sit between intention and instinct, balancing graphic clarity with quiet emotional depth. Her work explores colour, space and gesture with restraint, creating images that feel composed, restrained and rich with atmosphere.

Trautmann’s photography is grounded in a quiet, sensual minimalism, where nothing feels superfluous and every detail is intentional — a visual language that gives still life a contemplative presence.