The quintessential approach of Paris-based photographer Estelle Hanania creates an enchantment behind some of the uncanny scenarios she presents.  Her interest in au courant tales with a documentary quality entices audiences pursuing refreshed visuals.  Photographing subjects in a manner that transforms the energy of her work into a concept camouflaged in mystery Hanania experiments with contrasting themes to generate specific imagery.

Renowned for her experimentation of large-scale prints, Hanania’s photographs have appeared in Vice, T The New York Times, Dazed & Confused and Tank magazine among others, and commissioned by fashion brands Maison Margiela, Issey Miyake, Véronique Leroy and Hermés.

Identity is a strong source of inspiration for Hanania who doesn’t distinguish the ethics of her practice.  Orchestrating elements of her artisanal work based on composition and rhythm she creates a substantial anecdote that forms a dialogue with the audience. 

Images Courtesy Of Estelle Hanania & Sunday Gallery