Keivan Cadinouche’s use of analog film and black and white photography is a deliberate choice that allows him to stand out from an era dominated by bright colors and digital manipulation.
His choice to capture the world in monochrome speaks to his unique artistic vision, which emphasizes authenticity and emotional depth. During his recent trip to India, Keivan undertook “The Indiananalog Project” as an artistic residency with the prestigious Basu Foundation for the Art. For six weeks he captured evocative portraits, street photography, scenes of daily life, people at work and the captivating presence of animals in his signature black and white style. These photographs offer a new perspective on India, transcending traditional representations and exploring in depth our common human experience.
About Keivan Cadinouche
Keivan Cadinouche is a photographer known for his exclusive use of analog black and white photography. His distinctive style, characterized by the beauty of natural light, has been recognizable in his images for over 20 years.
At a time when digital manipulation is ubiquitous, Keivan’s choice to meticulously develop his films by hand gives his images a unique charm and timeless quality. This extraordinary approach has contributed to its well-deserved fame both in Mauritius and internationally.
Keivan has explored a variety of destinations including Mauritius, Reunion, Zanzibar, Seychelles, Madagascar, Rodrigues and India. His lens captures the breathtaking beauty of these places while delving into the rich tapestry of human stories he encountered along the way.
Keivan offers a new and profound interpretation of the world through his monochrome approach using analog black and white photography. His images invite viewers to explore the interplay between stunning natural landscapes and the captivating people who inhabit these remarkable destinations. They create a powerful visual dialogue that transcends traditional boundaries.[Official Website]
