OLIVIER ROBERT PHOTO

From August 2nd to 6th 2017 Very honored to be invited to take part in an exhibition at the Naru Art Center of Seoul with some of my prints.

Undoubtedly, Japan is filled with these natural spots that photographers like for landscape photography. Particularly wild, its coasts are incredibly rich due to their volcanic origin. And the Japanese are masters at preserving the mystery of these wonders when it comes to turning certain places into tourist attractions. Fine Art Print © O. Robert (Purchase here) This is the case with the Amaharashi rock, also known as the Onnaiwa rock (literally the 'woman's rock') or the Me

July 7th to August 19th 2017 This photograph was selected by the Center for Fine Art Photography in the B&W 2017 competition.

Part I, from July 4th to 9th 2017 in Pohang Art Hall Part II, from July 10th to 31st 2017 in Ggoomteul Gallery.

From May 19th to 25th 2017 Seoul Arts Center. Very honored to be invited to take part to an exhibition at the 4th Korea International Photo.

From May 26th to June 20th 2017 Very honored to be invited to take part to an exhibition for the second time with the B&W Minimalism Mag.

March 31st to April 9th 2017 Opening on March 31st, 5pm to 8pm. A selection of prints about the coasts and lakes in Japan.

Lake Geneva, also known as Lac Léman, is an emblematic body of water for Europe. Its historical, geological, and cultural characteristics...

From January 19th to February 4th 2017. I am honored to be part of this prestigious selection with one of my photographs.

The Torii (鳥居) are not just architectural elements that define the landscapes and sacred spaces of Japan. They embody the very essence of Japanese culture and spirituality. Opening a gateway to the history, beliefs, and values of a nation, they symbolize the passage from the profane world to the sacred world, according to Shinto religion. Fine Art Print © O. Robert (Purchase here) The Torii, 鳥居 in Japanese, is literally translated as "bird gate" or "where birds perch". It con

Kongobuji Temple, nestled in the serene mountains of Koyasan, is the head temple of Shingon Buddhism, one of the major schools of Buddhism in Japan. This temple is not just a place of worship but a cultural and historical treasure trove that has played a significant role in Japan's religious and political landscape. Fine Art Print © O. Robert (Available for purchase here) The temple's serene atmosphere, beautiful gardens, and ornate architecture provide a peaceful and contemp

From November 5th to 26th 2016. Opening reception on November 5th all day long as part of the open days of Art 7. Book signing.

Nestled in the heart of Matsue, Lake Shinji captivates with its brackish waters, iconic sunsets, and the sacred island of Yomegashima, a sanctuary crowned by a Torii gate and steeped in Shinto tradition. This serene lake offers photographers and visitors alike reflective waters, dramatic skies, and a unique blend of natural and cultural beauty. Fine Art Print © O. Robert (Purchase here) As a Ramsar Wetland Site, it hosts over 200 bird species and thriving aquatic life, includ

Gardens by the Bay is an engineering and ecological design feat that aims to harmonize urban life with nature. It serves as a major...

Without a doubt, the Marina Bay Sands is a large-scale project that has had a significant impact on Singapore's cultural, economic, and...

The city of Takamatsu in Kagawa Prefecture (Shikoku) is home to one of the jewels of Daimyo-style garden art: the Ritsurin Garden. Its...

Danjo Garan is a sprawling temple complex located on Mount Koya, the sacred mountain and headquarters of Shingon Buddhism in Japan. It consists in a collection of halls, pagodas, and other structures that together form the heart of Koyasan's religious and cultural landscape. A must-visit place for photography. Fine Art Print © O. Robert (Available for purchase here) The term "Danjo Garan" translates to "Temple of the Great Practice", reflecting its profound spiritual signific

From June 2nd to 26th 2016 Opening reception on June 4th from 6:30pm Book signing ‘Miroirs d'eau, du Léman au Biwa' on June 18th.

May 20th to December 31st 2016 After 4 months in the Musée du Léman in Switzerland, the exhibition sets up in the Musée de l’eau.

The Biwa Lake Museum is an institution dedicated to presenting and preserving the natural and ecological history of the Biwa Lake region. This cultural establishment plays a crucial role in raising awareness about the lake's ecology and in the preservation of local heritage. Fine Art Print © O. Robert (Purchase here) History and Foundation The Biwa Lake Museum was inaugurated in 1996 . Its creation was in response to a growing need to preserve and study the unique ecosystem o

Chiang Kai-Shek remains a controversial figure in Chinese and Taiwanese history. While some view him as an authoritarian leader, others...

The Château de Chillon is a stunning example of medieval architecture, combining defensive and residential features. Its unique position...

From April 27th to May 1st 2016 Photography exhibition & competition Geneva Book Fair, Palexpo, Geneva, Switzerland.

Kōshō-ji (興正寺) is a significant Shingon Buddhist temple located in the historical district of Yagoto in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture. It is...