Country: France 🇫🇷
Jean-Louis Carvès has a multidisciplinary background (Life Sciences and Computer Sciences). He has held a variety of positions at a major international corporation, He's actually leaving in France in the Paris area.
Jean-Louis Carvès studied photographic techniques, explored the work of renowned artists, and developed his skills and artistic vision through internships and masterclasses (with Olivier Föllmi, Cécile Domens, Reza Deghati, Jean-Christophe Béchet, Michael Portillo, Arnaud Baumann, Clarke Drahce, David Ken, and others). His approach has evolved through many trips abroad, where he has been exposed to diverse cultures, as well as through his openness to other practices such as drone photography
His work has been recognized by the Fédération Photographique de France (FPF) with awards and publications in the magazine "France Photographie" in 2022, 2023, and 2024. In 2025, he won the titles of Best Author and Best Photo at the FPF’s National Monochrome Competition. In 2026, he received the “Life Scene” medal at the National Competition in color photography.
In addition to group exhibitions in Paris, his works have been featured at festivals in France, such as the Montier-en-Der International Nature Photography Festival in 2024, as well as abroad such as in Rwanda in 2023, where one of his series was in the official selection for the Women Deliver Arts and Film Conference in Kigali, or in 2026 with a hybrid series (camera+ drone) at the Wschodni Festiwal Fotografii in Lublin, Poland.
Jean-Louis Carvès studied photographic techniques, explored the work of renowned artists, and developed his skills and artistic vision through internships and masterclasses (with Olivier Föllmi, Cécile Domens, Reza Deghati, Jean-Christophe Béchet, Michael Portillo, Arnaud Baumann, Clarke Drahce, David Ken, and others). His approach has evolved through many trips abroad, where he has been exposed to diverse cultures, as well as through his openness to other practices such as drone photography
His work has been recognized by the Fédération Photographique de France (FPF) with awards and publications in the magazine "France Photographie" in 2022, 2023, and 2024. In 2025, he won the titles of Best Author and Best Photo at the FPF’s National Monochrome Competition. In 2026, he received the “Life Scene” medal at the National Competition in color photography.
In addition to group exhibitions in Paris, his works have been featured at festivals in France, such as the Montier-en-Der International Nature Photography Festival in 2024, as well as abroad such as in Rwanda in 2023, where one of his series was in the official selection for the Women Deliver Arts and Film Conference in Kigali, or in 2026 with a hybrid series (camera+ drone) at the Wschodni Festiwal Fotografii in Lublin, Poland.