Paris, late afternoon. The light here is soft and diffused, filtering through high windows to illuminate the ornate plasterwork of lecture halls and reading rooms. Rows of wooden benches face painted landscapes or tiled aisles under coffered ceilings adorned with classical moldings and suspended spherical lights. The spaces are both intimate and grand, their curved seating and vaulted ceilings creating a sense of depth and scale. Ludwig Favre’s photographs focus on the architectural details,the texture of the wood, the play of light on plaster, the intricate patterns of the ceilings,capturing the quiet dignity of these scholarly environments.

The texture of the wood, the play of light on plaster, and the intricate patterns of the ceilings define these scholarly spaces.

The Paris lecture hall photography series by Ludwig Favre is available as a limited edition fine art print, signed and numbered.

About Ludwig Favre

Ludwig Favre is a French photographer born in Paris. His cinematic urban work has been featured by Vogue, AD USA, L'Officiel, Condé Nast Traveler and many other international magazines, and exhibited in numerous galleries across the world. His photographs are held in private fine art collections worldwide and in the New York Ford Foundation Resident Artist Collection. He continues to travel and document the textures of the modern city.