Julien Carosi

Julien Carosi is a French fine-art photographer based in Luxembourg, revealing the hidden poetry of abandoned architecture. Rooted in the industrial landscapes of his childhood, his vision turns decay into compositions of striking graphic strength and quiet emotion.

Influenced by Romain Meffre & Yves Marchand, he favors patience and contemplation over instant sharing. Each image, often years in the making, balances technical precision with a deep respect for the stories of vanished dreams.

Through his lens, forgotten places become timeless spaces — at once fragile and monumental — inviting viewers to see beauty where others see only absence.

Self-taught photographer with over two decades of practice in fine art and forgotten places, shaped by ten years of professional architectural photography and accredited teaching experience — a continuous exploration of light, silence, and timeworn beauty.

2014 — Chapelle des Trinitaires, Metz, France (group exhibition)
2013 — The Lost University, Chapelle des Trinitaires, Metz, France
2013 — Parc des Arènes, Metz, France
2012 — Doel, the Spooky Village, Vianden, Luxembourg (solo exhibition)

Permanent — C13 Architecture, Metz, France (permanent collection)
Upcoming — Galerie Schlassgoart, Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg (TBA)