Vicky CeelenVicky Ceelen is a talented Belgian photographer known for her evocative images inspired by cultures from around the world. Raised in a family of painters, she developed her skills as a model and later as an assistant at the "Pin-Up" photo studio in Pris, working with renowned photographers such as Peter Lindbergh and Oliviero Toscani. Vicky's fashion photography has been featured in magazines including Harper's Bazaar and the European editions of Vogue Hommes, and she has shot advertising campaigns for brands including Evian, Lee Cooper, and Renault. Vicky has also captured portraits of famous individuals such as Serge Gainsbourg, Emmanuelle Béart, and Fabrice Luchini. Her work has been exhibited in galleries, including "Concentration" which features athletes in their moments of concentration, and "Faces," which showcases a new generation of French actresses. Vicky is also the author of several photo books, including "Les Hommes du Tunnel," a black and white portrait series of the workers during the construction of the Channel Tunnel, and "The Painters of the Eiffel Tower," an unpublished collection of photos taken at an altitude of 327 meters. Vicky has also written a collection of photo books on the theme of photographic parallels between human and animal babies, which has sold and been bestsellers in over 23 countries including France, Germany, and the United States. With her unique style and passion for capturing images, Vicky is considered a leading voice in the world of photography. Read More Read Less