TITLE: Monuments.

In a context where the body, in particular the Female body, is political, I have chosen to treat the human body as 'Monuments'.

Non-compliant photographic representations, in "Monuments", I treat the body in all its strength and grandeur.

In my images, I am trying to capture the power spirit, the emanation, the charisma of the body.

Legs are columns, backs are roofs, hands windows.

AUTHOR: Jocelyn Janon (New Zealand)



Photography is a means of meeting people and expressing my love for humans.

I have been a photographer for as long as I can remember, specializing in capturing creatives in dance, theatre, shows, etc.
I am particularly interested in the talented ones. The artists, the misfits, the “different” ones.
The round pegs in square holes.

Backstage and rehearsals are where I find my inspiration, as I witness the creative process unfold.


Alongside show collaterals and editorial imagery, I specialize in capturing portraits and enjoy collaborating with talented artists on personal projects to fuel my passion.

Embracing the beauty of humanity with a touch of drama is what sets my work apart.

I am based in Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland, Aotearoa/New Zealand, and I use he/him pronouns.