Dedicated to photography and the image in the digital age, the Digital Sector enters its third year as a unique and defining part of Paris Photo. Curated by Nina Roehrs, the 2025 edition brings together thirteen contemporary art galleries, curated platforms, and special projects, presenting artists who integrate digital realities into their practice. Conceived as a bridge between the history of photography and the future of the image, the sector reflects how digital practices expand the medium beyond traditional boundaries and shape the evolving ecology of images in the digital age, affirming the central role of new practices within photography.

The 2025 Digital Sector brings together a wide range of artists and practices that reflect the expanded field of photography in the digital age. Conceived as a bridge between the history of photography and the future of the image, it highlights how digital practices expand the medium beyond traditional boundaries and shape the evolving ecology of images. Three works exemplify these ideas in different ways: Julieta Tarraubella with her genre-crossing installations, Kevin Abosch with his exploration of the synthetic image, and Luke Shannon with his scanner-based investigations of time and identity.