Michèle Bygodt
Michele Bygodt is a Vancouver-based French artist who draws inspiration from water, shadows, mirrors, and glass. Her work delves into the profound moments of life, capturing the essence of existence and the vibrant pulse of being alive. Through her artistry, Michele explores the interplay between reality and reflection, evoking contemplation and inviting viewers to reflect on their own perceptions of the world.
Nya
Project: Gnoul
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behind the scenes
“Immersed in the vibrant world of the film industry, as a photographer, I find great joy in capturing the fleeting yet powerful moments that unfold on set. From the seamless collaboration of the crew to the actors who breathe life into their characters, each images try to immortalizes the intensity that fuels the storytelling process. It's a thrilling adventure that keeps me inspired and constantly seeking that frame, where emotions and creativity intertwine to create cinematic art."
“The ultimate aim of all creative activity is building.”
-Walter Gropius
Design is everywhere.
It’s the silent force that shapes how we experience the world, from the objects we use to the messages we receive. More than aesthetics, design is about intention, problem-solving, and communication. It reflects cultural values, influences behavior, and plays a pivotal role in shaping identities, systems, and societies. In its essence, design is both a mirror and a tool—capturing the spirit of a time while imagining new possibilities.