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Drapeaunoir (Régis Phares Kacou) is a photographer based in Switzerland, specialized in portraits and editorial photography.

His career began with street photography, which enabled him to capture authentic and spontaneous moments.

Passionate about fashion and art, he favors relaxed atmospheres to create natural and expressive images. His work has attracted the interest of Dior and other artists with whom he collaborated.

Feel free to explore his portfolio and contact him to discuss your projects and the ideas you'd like to realize together.


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    Drapeaunoir

    DRAPEAUNOIR

    Régis (Drapeaunoir) is a photographer based in Switzerland. His work spans both editorial fashion photography and street photography, with a particular interest in photojournalism and spaces – whether urban or natural.

    It was in 2016, through street photography, that he began to develop his style : a strong preference for the immediacy and spontaneity of scenes from everyday life, which he captures in Switzerland and Côte d’Ivoire.

    When he takes portraits, his approach is simple and results in expressive photographs that highlight his subjects’ gaze.

    His carrer has seen him collaborate with Dior to document the work of artist Mai-Thu Perret, focusing on the Lady Dior bag, as well as with SixtySix magazine to photograph designer Ini Archibong. In 2020, his work was featured in the international exhibition Black Art Matters at the Maag Halle in Zurich, alongside more than 70 photographers.

    Feel free to explore his portfolio and contact him to discuss your projects and the ideas you’d like to realize together.



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