Echo Fine Arts


19 boulevard Victor Tuby
06400 Cannes
France
Phone: +33 (0) 6 32002889
Email : [email protected]
URL : echofinearts.com

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About

Echo Fine Arts is an art gallery with a focus on photography active internationally through art fairs, pop-ups as well as in France in our permanent space located in Cannes. From studio portraits to conceptual photography, from digital manipulations to traditional printing techniques, the gallery aims to articulate a vision of this medium that is at once diverse and singular in terms of ideas and concerns. Whether it be tomorrow’s leading artists or established figureheads, all photographers distinguish themselves by the originality and authenticity of their practice.

Beyond meeting the needs of private and corporate collectors, Echo Fine Arts extends its scope of services to sourcing, art consultancy and collaborations with interior & landscape designers, decorators and architects.

JeeYoung Lee Craving

Astrid Verhoef Cloud

Vee Speers Transcendence, Gaia

About the Artist

What are the things that feel incredibly fragile and beautifully overwhelming because they vanish so quickly? In this piece, JeeYoung Lee evokes memories of melting ice cream and the star-shaped Konpeito candies she cherished as a child. Inspired by the moment she dropped an ice cream bar on a hot summer day, the work reflects the preciousness of fleeting moments and the longing for life's impermanence, reminding viewers that what is ephemeral often becomes even more valuable. It also speaks to the universal desire to hold onto those fleeting instances.

JeeYoung Lee, a Korean artist celebrated for her intricate, dreamlike installations, constructs every element of her scenes by hand, without the use of Photoshop. Each prop is meticulously crafted in her studio, transforming personal memories and emotions into surreal visual landscapes. Through this labor-intensive process, she invites viewers to step into her imaginative world while contemplating their own transient experiences.
In her thought-provoking work, Astrid Verhoef explores the complicated and fragile relationship between people and nature, especially in today's urban life. Her surreal photography starts with images of empty and lifeless landscapes, which set the stage for her exploration. In these stark environments, Verhoef adds various objects and figures that seem out of place, encouraging viewers to think about how disconnected we are from the natural world. By including common urban items in her art, she highlights the struggle to reconnect with nature amidst the obstacles we face. As these objects change into unfamiliar, cold shapes, they emphasize this disconnect even more. Verhoef’s work balances a feeling of calm with an unsettling undertone, revealing the complexities of modern life and the ongoing conflict between what is natural and what is man-made.


Astrid Verhoef's work is part of the collection of the Société Nationale des Beaux Arts in Paris and has been published internationally and exhibited in New York, Sydney, Paris, Milan, Tokyo and Berlin, among others. Her work has been awarded at the Prix de la Photographie Paris, International Photography Awards, Salon des Beaux Arts Paris, New York Photo Festival, and more.
Transcendence reflects on our bond with the planet and the possibility of rising beyond material distractions to embrace infinite potential. Inspired by Renaissance ideals of beauty, harmony, and balance, this series honors our connection to nature’s greatness and infinity. This image of Gaia flows beyond perception toward higher consciousness. Cloud formations suggest inspiration, optimism, and spiritual awakening.

Vee Speers, an Australian artist based in Paris, is acclaimed for her poetic and meticulously staged photographs. Her work often blurs reality and imagination, inviting viewers into worlds that are both timeless and deeply human.