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Shot over several days in a converted greenhouse outside Arles, this commission followed a poet during her winter sabbatical. Between morning rituals and late-night recordings, each frame revealed an interior world suspended between solitude and creation. The structure’s glass walls let in a soft, diffused hush perfect for a series meant to be felt in quiet. Every detail from the frayed robe to the frost lined windows was part of the story. What emerged was not a portrait, but a study in pause.
The Quiet Season
—Clara M.
“I’ve worked with many photographers, but Roux doesn’t ‘shoot’ she studies. The session felt less like being photographed and more like being translated into stills. There was no performance, no pressure, no small talk to fill the silence. Just presence.
What I received wasn’t just a gallery. It was a document of how it felt to be in that moment sharp, quiet, and unfiltered. I look at those images and see parts of myself I’ve never seen before. She gave me back a version of me I didn’t know I’d lost.”
—Leon H.
“I didn’t realise how much of myself I’d been hiding until Roux showed me. The images weren’t polished—they were precise. I could feel the time, the weight, the air in the room. Nothing posed, nothing corrected.
She listens more than she speaks, and somehow that silence shapes the frame. I’ve never trusted anyone with a camera the way I trusted her.”
—Elena F.
“There’s no spectacle, no façade. Roux has a way of making you forget the lens exists at all. I walked away from our session with a kind of stillness I hadn’t felt in years.
What she created doesn’t just reflect me—it reflects the version of me I needed to return to.”
in their words
Each commission begins with a dialogue your vision, your pace, and the legacy you’re ready to put on record.
Every story deserves to be archived with intent.
