Julien Spiewak

Julien Spiewak (born 1984, French) lives and works in Paris. He graduated with a Master’s degree in photography, and is a photographer and researcher who questions the relationship of the photographic image with the human body as an artistic expression.

Since 2005 he has produced a series entitled ‘Corps de Style’, working first in private collections, then in museums, where he introduces fragments of naked bodies into the rooms. He has carried out the project in the Prince’s Palace of Monaco, the Museum of Hunting and Nature in Paris, the Doria Pamphilj Palace in Rome and the Ariana Museum in Geneva, among many other locations. In 2024 he photographed Wat Suwannaram Ratchaworawihan, Siri Sala Private Thai Villa and So Heng Tai in Bangkok for ‘Rang Ruam Samai’, his first exhibition in Thailand.

His works are in many public and private collections, including Paris Musées, the Arario Museum in Seoul and the Museu de Arte do Rio in Rio de Janeiro. He is represented by NM Contemporary Gallery in Monaco, Espace_L Gallery in Geneva, Alvaro Alcázar Gallery in Madrid, and West Eden in Bangkok.