About MPL

Passionate photographer and artist at heart, my passion has become my profession.

Curious to find beauty in everything, in every situation, and in every being, photography is my way of telling stories and immortalizing emotions.

My photographic style is a blend of spontaneity and creativity. I particularly enjoy exploring contrasts, playing with light, and using vivid colors that make these images come to life and evoke the sensations experienced.

My photographic approach is constantly evolving, fueled by the relentless pursuit of new artistic styles and unprecedented challenges to overcome.

Looking forward to meeting you to write a piece of your story together

More information : mploriginal@gmail.com

About CH6

CH6, a self-taught artist and amateur photographer, spends his life as an artist searching for his style. He explores a wide range of subjects, from nudes to seascapes, using graphite pencils and watercolor pencils.

He takes a moment to focus on mixed media drawings, combining graphite pencils with a touch of color, often using blue, to add an extra dimension to his works.

Through trial and error, he becomes passionate about maritime themes, waves, and sailboats. It’s only natural that he picks up his camera once again to capture unique movements in aquatic landscapes, from which he later draws specific details.

Details define his work and his life, bringing him closer to his ultimate goal: hyperrealism.

About « MPL Original »

« MPL Original » was born from the meeting of two artistic worlds: that of a photographer and a drawer.

This creative fusion raised fresh concepts, marked by the capture of reality, a touch of subjectivity, and a more conceptual dimension of imagery.

Whether through photographic montages, illustrations integrated into graphic compositions, or hybrid works, the convergence of photography, drawing, and graphic design open up exciting new artistic avenues. They invite us to explore the boundaries of visual art and push the limits of creativity.

« Art begins with imagination. » – Pierre-Auguste Renoir-