A black and white portrait of a man with a beard, partially illuminated by a beam of light across his face, creating a dramatic shadow effect.

A dark, foggy night scene with a tilted barn that has holes in its roof. Light is shining through the holes and a window, illuminating the ground with beams of light.

A rocky riverbed with large moss-covered boulders, flowing through a canyon with steep, reddish-hued cliffs and dense foliage, including trees and shrubs, with a wooden staircase leading up the cliffside in the background.

Child dressed in a skeleton masquerade mask and formal attire leaning against a wall with a large Frida Kahlo-inspired mural and a poster in the background.

Stormy ocean scene with dark clouds, choppy waves, and pinkish rocks in the foreground

Florent Serfati is a French photographer born in Paris in 1983.
After living in London and then Dublin, he settled in Cozumel, Mexico, in 2008, where he spent a significant part of his life.
He discovered photography in 2015 and quickly decided to make it his profession.
His work primarily focuses on landscape, portrait, and street photography.
He has developed a visual language marked by a deep sensitivity to light and human presence.
His artistic vision blends poetry, realism, and introspection, shaped by his years in Mexico.
His work has received various international recognition, and he was designated a Fujifilm X Photographer in 2018, acknowledging his creative approach and technical mastery.
After more than fifteen years in Mexico, he now divides his time between Paris and the international art scene.
Alongside his artistic practice, he leads workshops and shares his experience through lectures and mentoring.

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