Photographer Arianne Clément amazingly captures portraits of seniors that highlight the timeless beauty of old age. Arianne obtained a master’s degree with honors in photography from the University of the Arts London. She traveled far and wide to find inspiration, often getting involved in humanitarian projects with the marginalized, her preferred subjects.
She now devotes her work principally to portraying the elderly. Her celebrated portraits of seniors have been exhibited nationally and internationally and won her several prizes, grants and honours. What these distinctions reflect first and foremost are the sensitivity and boldness of her work and the unique connection she manages to create with her models.
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After obtaining a master’s degree with honours in photography from University of the Arts London, Arianne Clément travelled far and wide to find inspiration, often getting involved in humanitarian projects with the marginalized, her preferred subjects.
She now devotes her work principally to portraying the elderly. Her celebrated portraits of seniors have been exhibited nationally and internationally, and won her several prizes, grants and honours.
What these distinctions reflect first and foremost are the sensitivity and boldness of her work and the unique connection she manages to create with her models.
I found most of my models through social media. They were willing to participate in the project because they knew my work and understood what the project was about; they wanted to redefine the conventions around beauty and inspire other women.
I certainly hope that my photographs make people feel better about aging. I also hope that they raise awareness about certain challenges related to aging.
Her pictures and stories were published in major newspapers and prestigious journals all around the world and her work was met with enthusiastic response online, creating a buzz in social media.
