Charlotte Brunstein

Charlotte Brunstein is a French photographer. She bathed from childhood in an artistic environment particularly marked by painting. Trained in human sciences and nourished by numerous trips around the world, it is in Latin America -where she lives several years- that photography imposes itself for her as an evidence: it becomes for Charlotte the most complete and appropriate vector to convey her vision, her gaze, and her emotions.


Charlotte shapes photographic paintings where each subject is approached not as a fixed figure, but as an effluvium, an impression, an energy. His photography explores movement, blur and light to capture what escapes the eye and touch raw emotion. She mixes textures, colors and transparencies to reveal a sensitive dimension of reality.


Each photographic painting then becomes a space where aesthetic emotion and inner resonance meet and bring the work to life in the eyes of the viewer.

'I approach the photographic act as a process in which I seek an aesthetic obviousness: a moment in which form is revealed to create a form that imposes itself in its entirety.

Then, the retouching process allows me to accentuate and highlight what the form holds of aestheticism: it reveals itself as a global form, whi...

Photography, Psychology, sociology,

2025: Ateliernuméro7 Exhibition, Paris
2024:
Art exhibition Subjekitv'; Portrait of a girl in bloom, Paris
Galerie Daguerre, Paris; Stranger things
Galerie des Carmes, Toulouse; Effluves
2023: Prize for creativity/ 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes at the regional competition of the Federation
Photography from France