Finalist – Prix Picto de la Mode 2024 : Study From Life (duo d’artistes)

Photographer, born and raised in Berlin, Mirielle Alina Rohr focuses on intimate and human relationships and their stories through performative and photographic expression. She did her B.A. in Communication Design at the FH Potsdam in Germany and right after had her first solo-exhibition with a project about the youth suffering from chronic illnesses. Followed by that she assisted photographer Eoin Moylan for a year in Berlin. To further push and challenge her practice, she started the M.A. program in Photography at ECAL in Lausanne, Switzerland.

French photographer and director based in Paris, Alcibiade Cohen has lived in Argentina, Brazil and Togo (where he organised photo workshops for children). Through these very different and dynamic places, he established the poetry of his photographs and his gaze on the subjects he captures. Alcibiade is also a film director who worked with established fashion brands. He directed is first short film Domar in Argentina in 2021, which was later bought by national french television channel France 3 and won prizes in numerous film festivals around the world. Alcibiade is now working on his first feature film in Paris, produced by award winning production company Insolence Productions.

“We founded our photography duo recently (2023) in Paris and have already shot numerous editorials, as well as working on personal projects. We wanted to work with more atypical models to represent a wider audience. Model Tabitha Bennett has previously been photographed by big names in fashion photography such as Maisie Cousins, Paul Kooiker and many more. The inspiration for the shoot was that she, the protagonist, was in a dream, going through different stages, so we included a bright and colourful universe in which she travels through. Eventually the editorial got published in Teeth Magazine for Valentines Day. We shoot only on film and print everything in the lab to get the highest quality colour and feel of the traditional way of photographing.”

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