We have been working on some behind the scenes footage to give an impression of the work behind the photographs as well as the stunning locations I often find myself in for my photography. This video is still very much work and progress and will be integrated in a longer version but I believe it’s good to share some work product before it’s finished sometimes. Enjoy!
April 2026
Fine Art Photography Awards 2025/2026
second place
Portrait Category
Portraits are one of the most fascinating genres in photography but they are also the most difficult one. Creating a portrait photograph that has meaning to those who don’t know the person depicted is the hard part. Obtaining the second place in this category is therefore an honour
November 2025
4 Exhibitions to end the year!
My work will be on show during four exhibitions in Paris this autumn/winter season. Find my work at:
Sex & Politics curated by Art-Icon, in the Bastille Design Center, featuring artists such as Joel-Peter Witkin, Mark Seliger, Lars von Trier, Roger Ballen, Graziano Arici, Anton Belinskiy, Boris Mikhailov, Antoine d’Agata, Nadia Tolokonnikova (Pussy Riot), 13 and 14 November 2025.
Prix de la Photographie, Paris winner’s exhibition in the 24b Gallery, 9 November until 14 November 2025.
Salon des Beaux Arts, in the Réfectoire des Cordeliers, 10 December till 14 December 2025.
Métamorphose group exhibition in the Halle des Blancs Manteaux, where I will be presenting Golden Future for the first time to the public, from 26 December 2025 until 4 January 2026.
June 2024
A selection of portraits, including street photography and more intimate portraiture will be exhibited at the June 2024 edition of the Salon des Beaux Arts organised by the Societé Nationale des Beaux Arts.
Opening: 20/06 at 17:00 - 19:30
Closing concert: 24/06 at 15:00 - 16:30
September 2022
After years of work on his series Black Holes, the project has been published in September 2022 by Lecturis publishers in Eindhoven, The Netherlands. It was discussed on Dutch television in the show Brommer op Zee.
“Is the war really over? That is the question that photographer Julien Sunyé asks himself when he sees all the violence around him. Whether it is economic war, the civil war in Syria or climate change, Sunyé has the impression that humanity is caught in a destructive dynamic. This is despite all the annual celebrations of peace on the European continent.
It prompts him to visit the battlefields of Europe to document the fragility and softness of humanity in environments where the violent past is still healing.”