Designer first,photographer second.
My name is Philippe Piraux. My first profession taught me to design objects, to perceive space and to master materials. Today, I put that same industrial designer’s eye at the service of the image.
From the rigour of design to the freedom of the frame, I translate the technical sophistication of your projects and the authenticity of the field into photographs and moving images.
What designchanges in the way I see.
A building has a geometry. I look for the precise angle that makes its structure legible, without ever distorting it.
Concrete, steel, glass, wood… I use light to reveal the texture and authenticity of what a place is made of.
A space only exists through those who build it and live in it. I make sure that men and women find their place naturally in every situation.
Credentialsand technical profile.
Graduate in industrial design and photography.
Certified A1-A3 and A2 drone pilot (Open category). Helicopter shoots carried out with the operator Best in Sky (Robinson R44).
All my activities, on the ground and in the air, are covered by professional insurance.
My postsshoots, behind the scenes and projects.
Can a school building be modern, sustainable and inspiring for its pupils all at once? A look back at IPET Nivelles, designed by Atelier d’Architecture DDV.
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What if your company photos lived somewhere other than a hard drive? With INASEP, over 100 photos selected to bring its spaces and values to life.
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The installation of the Bospoort bridge, a spectacular operation: a 34-metre span, 145 tonnes, from river transport to placement, for BESIX.
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60,000 m² of modernist architecture renovated with a circular strategy: the beauty of a structure inspired by the beehive, and the know-how of the Besix teams.
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For its year-end festive campaign, the City of Namur entrusted me with its video, right in the festive atmosphere of the city centre.
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A real favourite: bold volumes, carefully chosen materials, transparency and a fine integration into the landscape.
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Tell me in a couple of lines what it is about: the location, the schedule, photo or video. I will reply personally.