Louis Teran is a french photographer based in Paris. After studying visual arts and being a former assistant to renowned photographers, he has forged a strong and personal approach centered on the human body as a universal vector for questioning the world.

His work has been exhibited in various venues across France, including the Rencontres d’Arles, and published in several books and specialized magazines. He has worked with magazines and brands such as Casa Vogue/Vogue Italia, Madame Figaro, AD Italia, Envol (Air France), Telerama, Schön, A Part, Nespresso, Taittinger, Diptyque, Lafaurie, Orient Express.

In this Q&A, Louis discusses his creative superpower, advice from Ridley Scott, how scent can impact creative flow and Francis Bacon’s ever-lasting impact.

Enjoy!