About me

Heithem Houria is a Paris-based street photographer with seven years of practice. He shoots on foot, after work or on weekends, in the places where people share the same light: beaches, canals, markets, bus stops, public squares. His work is built on hard sunlight, saturated color and deep shadow, with glass, fences and reflections used to filter and frame the scene. In Paris, Marseille or Asia, he looks for the gestures that say something about a crowd: a collective glance at the sky, a hand shading the eyes, a child caught between adults. Cinema shaped his eye, but his subject is the everyday theater of public space.