As an independent photographer, Cassandrine specializes in fine art photography. As vice president of AFPHA (Association of Haitian Women Photographers), she advocates for fairer representation of women in the visual arts and image-based professions.

John is a young photographer, passionate about visual storytelling. As a member of KZ – Kolektif Zantray, a committed photography collective, he has sharpened his vision and deepened his approach by exploring meaningful human stories through imagery.

Tissé is a journalist, fashion photographer, videographer, and host of the show Folie Fashion Entertainment. His artistic journey is rooted in the vibrant world of Haitian fashion, where he quickly refined his vision by capturing the elegance of movement and bodily expression.

Zarita is a photographer, conceptual artist, and architect. Through her art, she explores themes of identity, gender roles, crimes committed by nations, non-conformity, and political or ideological authoritarianism.

Born in Mali, Fatoumata began her career at the Audiovisual Training Center for Women (Promo-Femmes) in Bamako. In 2002, she joined the Bamako Photography Promotion Center (CFP), an institution dedicated to the professional development of Malian photographers. There, she refined her mastery of black-and-white analog photography.

Carlin is a passionate photographer who has dedicated his career to capturing the essence and soul of his subjects. Inspired by natural landscapes and Haiti’s rich culture, Carlin quickly found in photography a powerful means of expression, one capable of telling stories and evoking emotions.

Gaëlle was introduced to the world of art by her father and sister. Patient, attentive, and meticulous, their influence encouraged her to dive deeper into this creative realm. As an introvert, Gaëlle finds in photography a way to freely express her creativity and intimate personal worlds. Deeply immersed in art, she seeks to reflect the tensions of her soul, her community, and nature through her imagery.

Faustino is a passionate photographer specializing in nature and everyday life photography. For over seven years, he has sensitively and authentically captured scenes that tell the soul of Haiti. Through his lens, he highlights the lived experiences of communities.

Guerinault is a photographer based in Port-au-Prince, active since 2019. He specializes in photojournalism and documenting socio-cultural activities. Through his lens, he passionately documents the social realities of Haiti, shedding light on critical themes such as insecurity, forced migration, and above all, the resilience of communities.

Hans Larson Joseph, known artistically as Hansypix, is a portrait photographer and visual artist based in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Since discovering photography in June 2022, it has become his passion and a true language—from soul to soul. Through his lens, he seeks to capture raw emotion—the kind that lives in the gaze and lingers in silence.

Specializing in portrait, landscape, and everyday life photography, Densi captures moments filled with emotion, always striving for truth and beauty. His artistic approach highlights the rich cultural and human heritage of Haiti, particularly in rural communities.

A Haitian expert in digital technologies, John Boisguéné is the founder and CEO of Jobosoft, an innovative company focused on digital solutions tailored to local realities. His mission is clear: to foster sovereign, local, and sustainable innovation capable of addressing Haiti’s development challenges through technology.

Driven by a deep love for imagery and creativity, she moved to Senegal to deepen her knowledge of cinematic arts. A prolific creator, Kalissa Mamayimbé Kir has worked on multiple documentary and fiction films. Her professional journey spans multiple roles: studio director, photographer and videographer for a website, and photographer for a graffiti association.

A self-taught photographer, Olaniyi learned the nuances of photography on his own by immersing himself in experimentation and consistent practice. His specialty lies in event and sports photography, where he excels at capturing vibrant and dynamic moments. For Olaniyi, seeing a smile light up on the faces of his subjects is an invaluable source of inspiration.

Specializing in the capture of unique and memorable moments, Toure quickly made a name for himself on the Ivorian photography scene thanks to his distinct style and sharp eye for detail. In 2025, he received a prestigious nomination at the African Photography Oscars, a continental recognition that honors his talent and commitment to excellence.

Samuel photographs Cap-Haïtien like few others: he reveals the light, forms, and invisible details. Each image preserves the memory of a place, a moment of calm, or a discreet emotion. Through his lens, he attentively captures the textures, lights, and details of northern Haiti, revealing the often-overlooked richness of the country’s natural environments.

Steven’s work is defined by a human-centered and immersive approach to reporting, aiming to give voice to the unheard, explore the root causes of events, and bridge the gap between local Haitian realities and global challenges. He firmly believes in the power of visual journalism as a tool for awareness, education, and social transformation.

Valery had the opportunity to train in photography through the Kamera M Chanje V'm program. Since that training, Mr Val has developed a deep passion for reportage, event, and portrait photography. His camera and lens have become tools of expression and testimony. His work stands out for its authenticity, eye for detail, and ability to capture the emotion of the moment.