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Between Geometry and Chaos
There is a kind of quiet tension in Yves Schepers Photography ’ work.

You’ll see lines, shapes, shadows. Geometry with the precision of a designer. But look closer — and you’ll also see chaos: hair blown across a cheek, laughter spilling through a silent moment, vulnerability caught mid-glance.

Yves balances both. He is part architect, part poet. One hand composing, the other listening.

And that’s what makes his images unforgettable. They are crafted without ever feeling staged. They hold both structure and soul. Light and truth. He doesn't just frame people — he reveals them.

Because in Yves’ world, photography isn’t about perfection. It’s about presence. And if that presence is messy, raw, tender, or even absurd — all the better.

A Photographer Who Never Settles – The Restless Heart of Fabio Mirulla
Some artists create from a place of stillness. Others, like Fabio Mirulla, create from movement, momentum, and a refusal to settle for the obvious.

Fabio’s photography carries the energy of someone always looking for more. More nuance. More story. More soul. He has photographed weddings filled with color and tradition, quiet elopements hidden in nature, and love stories that cross borders and boundaries.

But what truly defines him is his restlessness—not of the body, but of the spirit. That hunger to keep discovering, to see from new angles, to reinvent even familiar places.

His session at the summit isn’t just about craft—it’s about mindset. How to stay curious. How to shoot with presence. How to be the kind of artist who never stops growing.
Mirulla Photographer