A Sensual Exploration of Identity Through Stefanie Renoma’s Lens
In a city where art and diversity intertwine, photographer Stefanie Renoma unveiled her challenging exhibition, Identity. This daring show features the work of a number of artists, performers and personalities. Through her camera lens, Renoma reveals an intimate portrait of individuals who, through their singularity, help to broaden our understanding of the notion of identity. She captures the very essence of those who have defied convention to construct their own narrative. The captivating portraits include those of La Big Bertha, Romain Brau, Esther Houdement, Megane Lemiel, Elsa Oesinger, Andrea Offredi and Raphaël Say.
The central element of this exhibition, the body, becomes an active, desired and desiring subject, becoming both a place of struggle and freedom, a canvas where infinite nuances are expressed. The nudity of the bodies, portrayed with honesty and purity, serves as a form of confession, accompanied by a visual documentary revealing the multiple stories of these extraordinary individuals who have turned their existence into a work of art. The accompanying films were directed by Philippe Guédon and the set design is by Alexandre Donzé Solis.
The exhibition celebrates beauty and singularity, backed by Playboy TV Europe, which is always on the lookout for innovative and committed projects revolving around the erotic sphere. We saw Mélanie Dedigama, Fabrice de Rohan-Chabot, Benoît Dubois, Grigori Michel, Candice Duthé, Romain Brau, Raphaël Say, Georgia Karampini, Isaak Dessaux, Elsa Oesinger, Stéphanie Grasset and Gregory Dorcel.
Photos: Cedric Canezza
