Arnaud Février became an independent photographer in 1993 and began working in Lisbon, Beirut and Riga.

He was the official photographer of musician Jean Michel Jarre from 1990 to 1997. Arnaud collaborated with the Imapress Agency until 1997 with which he produced several reports on the Gaza Strip and Iraq highlighting the humanitarian disaster. Then he turned more and more towards portraiture and joined the team of photographers at the MPA agency until 2004.

He has photographed many personalities from the cultural and political world, and was the official photographer for many publishing houses. In parallel with these press assignments, he worked for many communication agencies to produce the visual identity highlighting women and men who build today's society.

Passionate about the industrial world, transport and energy, he has shared his experience with the communication services of large companies. 

His recent personal work questions Franco-American identity and culture, and one of his recent exibitions took place during Les Rencontres d'Arles in 2019.

Arnaud Février became an independent photographer in 1993 and began working in Lisbon, Beirut and Riga.

He has been the official photographer of musician Jean Michel Jarre from 1990 to 1997. Arnaud collaborated with the Imapress Agency until 1997 with which he produced several reports on the Gaza Strip and Iraq highlighting the humanitarian disaster. Then he turned more and more towards portraiture and joined the team of photographers at the MPA agency until 2004.

He has photographed many personalities from the cultural and political world and was the official photographer for many publishing houses. In parallel with these press assignments, he worked for many communication agencies to produce the visual identity highlighting women and men who build today's society. Passionate about the industrial world, transport and energy, he has shared his experience with the communication services of large companies. 

His recent personal work questions Franco-American identity and culture, and one of his recent exibitions took place during Les Rencontres d'Arles in 2019.

Arnaud Février became an independent photographer in 1993 and began working in Lisbon, Beirut and Riga.

He has been the official photographer of musician Jean Michel Jarre from 1990 to 1997. Arnaud collaborated with the Imapress Agency until 1997 with which he produced several reports on the Gaza Strip and Iraq highlighting the humanitarian disaster. Then he turned more and more towards portraiture and joined the team of photographers at the MPA agency until 2004.

He has photographed many personalities from the cultural and political world and was the official photographer for many publishing houses. In parallel with these press assignments, he worked for many communication agencies to produce the visual identity highlighting women and men who build today's society. Passionate about the industrial world, transport and energy, he has shared his experience with the communication services of large companies. Since 2015, he has held an official drone pilot license. 

His recent personal work questions Franco-American identity and culture, and one of his recent exibitions took place during Les Rencontres d'Arles in 2019.

Arnaud Février became an independent photographer in 1993 and began working in Lisbon, Beirut and Riga.

He has been the official photographer of musician Jean Michel Jarre in his concerts from 1990 to 1997. Arnaud collaborated with the Imapress agency until 1997 with which he produced several reports on the Gaza Strip and Iraq highlighting the humanitarian disaster. He turned more and more towards portraiture and then joined the team of photographers at the MPA agency until 2004.

He has photographed many personalities from the cultural and political world and was the official photographer for many publishing houses. In parallel with these press assignments, he worked for many communication agencies to produce visual identity highlighting women and men who build today's society. Passionate about the industrial world, transport and energy, he has shared his experience with the communication services of large companies. His recent personal work questions Franco-American identity and culture, and one of his recent exibitions took place during Les Rencontres d'Arles in 2019.

Arnaud Février is a French photographer based in Paris. He began freelancing in 1993, working in Lisbon, Beirut and Riga, and had his images published in city guides and Geo Gallimard. Between 1990-1997, he shot concerts for Jean Michel Jarre and worked with the agency Imapress until 1998, producing a number of reports highlighting the humanitarian disasters in Gaza and Iraq.

Arnaud's work was published in various newspapers before he turned more to portraiture, joining the team at MPA agency where he remained until 2004. Alongside his press work, Arnaud has developed a strong relationship with communication agencies to produce reports highlighting the men and women of today's societies. Attempting to reveal people's private life, he photographed refined portraits, but remains fascinated by the world of industry, transport and energy; the models have been replaced by planes, trains and boats.

Attracted by the moving image, he made his first video reports in 2014. Fascinated by new technologies, Arnaud uses his patent UAV Pilot to shoot aerial photos and videos. A recent assignment took him to Mexico, Bangkok and Hong Kong.

Arnaud Février is a French photographer based in Paris. He began freelancing in 1993, working in Lisbon, Beirut and Riga, and had his images published in city guides and Geo Gallimard. Between 1990-1997, he shot concerts for Jean Michel Jarre and worked with the agency Imapress until 1998, producing a number of reports highlighting the humanitarian disasters in Gaza and Iraq.

Arnaud's work was published in various newspapers before he turned more to portraiture, joining the team at MPA agency where he remained until 2004. Alongside his press work, Arnaud has developed a strong relationship with communication agencies to produce reports highlighting the men and women of today's societies. Attempting to reveal people's private life, he photographed refined portraits, but remains fascinated by the world of industry, transport and energy; the models have been replaced by planes, trains and boats.

Attracted by the moving image, he made his first video reports in 2014. Fascinated by new technologies, Arnaud uses his patent UAV Pilot to shoot aerial photos and videos. A recent assignment took him to Mexico, Bangkok and Hong Kong.

Arnaud Fevrier is a French photographer based in Paris. He began freelancing in 1993, working in Lisbon, Beirut and Riga and had his images published in Geo and Gallimard city guides. Between 1990-97, he shot concerts for Jean Michel Jarre, and collaborated with the Imapress agency until 1998 through a number of reports highlighting the humanitarian disasters in Gaza and Iraq.

His work was published in a variety of newspapers before he turned more towards portraiture, joining the team at the MPA agency where he stayed until 2004. In parallel with his press assignments, Arnaud developed a strong relationship with communications agencies to produce reports highlighting the men and women who make up today's societies. Attempting to reveal people's privacy, he photographs refined portraits, yet remains fascinated by the world of industry, transport and energy; for Arnaud, models have been replaced by planes, trains and boats.

Attracted by the moving image, he made his first video reports for Alstom Transport who entrusted him with the production of a film on a new high-speed train for Poland in 2014. Arnaud is a member of the collective Bloomartists which includes photographers, retouchers and make-up artists from across Europe.

Arnaud Fevrier is a French photographer based in Paris. He began freelancing in 1993, working in Lisbon, Beirut and Riga and had his images published in Geo and Gallimard city guides. Between 1990-97, he shot concerts for Jean Michel Jarre, and collaborated with the Imapress agency until 1998 through a number of reports highlighting the humanitarian disasters in Gaza and Iraq.

His work was published in a variety of newspapers before he turned more towards portraiture, joining the team at the MPA agency where he stayed until 2004. In parallel with his press assignments, Arnaud developed a strong relationship with communications agencies to produce reports highlighting the men and women who make up today's societies. Attempting to reveal people's privacy, he photographs refined portraits, yet remains fascinated by the world of industry, transport and energy; for Arnaud, models have been replaced by planes, trains and boats.

Attracted by the moving image, he made his first video reports for Alstom Transport who entrusted him with the production of a film on a new high-speed train for Poland in 2014. Arnaud is a member of the collective Bloomartists which includes photographers, retouchers and make-up artists from across Europe.