We are pleased to announce the representation of photographer Alicia Dubuis !
Drawing her inspiration from the mid-century cinema and brutalist architecture movement, Swiss photographer Alicia Dubuis creates daring, yet delicate compositions that exude a sense of softness. For still life and fashion, she captures authentic moments with a great eye for details. Since her debut, she has developed a constant search for colour and a meticulous approach for textures. Her visual signature highlights a subtle balance between minimal lines and deep hues. With a background in graphic design and extended knowledge in printing processes, she gives her photographs a further dimension by altering them through different techniques, such as collage. The photographer offers thus a new materiality to her work, expressing her own interpretation of reality.
Alicia Dubuis contributes to publications such as T Le Temps, Annabelle Magazine, Kinfolk, Elle Decorations or C-Magazine.
Her clients includes Hermès, L’Artisan Parfumeur, Parfums Henry Jacques & Vacheron Constantin.
Tanguy Sergheraert will be in a live conversation with Anthony Seklaoui on Saturday evening at @print.xp !
🥂 Saturday, April 25 from 6pm
🎙️ 6–7pm: Live podcast with Dans le Bain (Tanguy & Anthony)
📽️ 7–9pm: Slide projection & opening exhibition of Tanguy’s work with The Analog Club (ongoing until mid-May)
📍 PRINT, 26 rue Sorbier, 75020 Paris (3rd floor)
👉 Free entry with registration — limited capacity
We are pleased to announce the representation of creative director Fanny Level !
Fanny Level is a Creative Director driven by storytelling that blends strong visual craft with meaningful, culturally resonant narratives. She creates work that engages and inspires across lifestyle, fashion, beauty, jewelry, art, and culture—helping brands connect deeply with their audiences.
From brand identity and 360° campaigns to film, digital, print, and photography, she designs cohesive storytelling ecosystems that are both emotionally resonant and strategically grounded.
She spent the majority of her career at Chanel, beginning at the Paris headquarters, where she was part of cross-functional creative teams shaping major fragrance and skincare launches. She later relocated to New York to lead North America–focused campaign implementations, adapting global creative to local audiences while preserving continuity with the French creative vision.
She then founded and led North America’s Special Projects function, shaping cultural and editorial communications in close dialogue with cultural institutions to amplify the brand’s artistic, cultural, and philanthropic commitments—particularly those supporting women in film and the arts. In parallel, she developed advocacy-driven communications with Fondation Chanel’s partner organizations, designed to inform and elevate public understanding of their social impact.
