Working primarily in black and white, my practice moves between documentary and editorial portraiture. I am drawn to the silent architecture of a face — the subtle tensions, the restraint, the weight carried in a gaze.
My work explores presence as something fragile yet enduring. Through intimate portraits and fragments of everyday life, I seek moments where vulnerability and strength coexist without spectacle.
Each image is shaped by light, atmosphere, and psychological depth. I am less interested in surface and more in what quietly persists beneath it — memory, identity, time.
My work explores presence as something fragile yet enduring. Through intimate portraits and fragments of everyday life, I seek moments where vulnerability and strength coexist without spectacle.
Each image is shaped by light, atmosphere, and psychological depth. I am less interested in surface and more in what quietly persists beneath it — memory, identity, time.
Photography for me is not about representation, it is about what remains.
Based in Paris
CONTACT
Agnese97.garrone@gmail.com
Agnese97.garrone@gmail.com
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