Marvin Leuvrey

Paris-based photographer and director.
Available worldwide.

mail@marvinleuvrey.com


Film BWGTBLD

ramhofer@bwgtbld.tv
preischl@bwgtbld.tv

Photography Rose

olivia@rose-paris.com
nour@rose-paris.com


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Exhibitions and awards
Towards a Motion Field, Galerie l'Inlassable — Photo Saint Germain, Paris (^FR)
(RE) Image, Post gallery, Tokyo (^JP)
Taxed to the Max, Noorderlicht Photofestival, Groningen  (^NL)
Post-modernism, CNAC/LAB, Tokyo (^JP)
Nominated FOAM Paul Huf Award 2019 (^NL)
APhF:18, Benaki Museum, Athens (^GR)
Plat(t)form 2018, Fotomuseum Winterthur (^CH)
Nominated FOAM Paul Huf Award 2018 (^NL)
Flash Forward, The Magenta Foundation (^CA)
Nominated MACK First Book Award 2018 (^UK)
Revelations, Festival Vevey Images, Vevey (^CH)
A Walk with Pierre Hardy, Tokyo (^JP)
A Walk with Pierre Hardy, Paris (^FR)
Overflow, Graduate Show, ECAL, Renens (^CH)
Fluxing, Les Rencontres d’Arles, Arles (^FR)
Lèche-Vitrine n°8, Galerie Scubadive, Vevey (^CH)
Un paysage de la modernité, Galerie ELAC, Renens (^CH)

Clients
Margiela
Hermès
Louis Vuitton
Jacquemus
Rimowa
Givenchy
Alyx
OK-RM
Stella McCartney
Veilance
Loewe
ON
etc.

Marvin Leuvrey is a photographer, director and artist based in Paris. His commercial work has led him to collaborate with brands such as Louis Vuitton,  Jacquemus, Dior, Hermès, Veilance, Givenchy, Loewe,  Moncler, Rapha, Salomon as well as editorials for magazines such as Epoch, Images, M magazine, Another Man, Revue, Wallpaper*, (RE)picture.

Through his artistic work, Marvin was shortlisted for the FOAM Paul Huf Award (2018, 2019) and Mack First Book Award (2018). He presented his work in places such as the Benaki Museum in Athens, Fotomuseum Winterthur and Post Gallery in Tokyo.

Initially inspired as a teenager by the seminal styles of cinematographers such as Robby Müller and Christopher Doyle, he later drifted into photography, getting to grips with the medium during his studies at ECAL in Switzerland.

Coupled with his interests in future realities and mankind’s complex relationship with technology, he began shaping the thematic foundations of his practice. Using both analog and digital manipulation, 3D or video, his work brings together various ways of making an image. It merges authentic and virtual reality, into abstract and yet familiar frames.