Galerie Ron Mandos is proud to return to Paris Photo, the world's leading art fair dedicated to photography, at the Grand Palais in Paris. This year's presentation features works by Isaac Julien, Erwin Olaf, Amie Dicke, Sebastiaan Bremer, Gilleam Trapenberg, and Jip Schalkx. The presentation brings together three generations of artists united by a shared interest in the body, identity, and the transformation of the image. Each artist approaches the medium differently, yet together the works explore how photography can extend beyond the single captured moment, creating compelling visual worlds.

Sir Isaac Julien KBE RA (GB, 1960) is celebrated for his groundbreaking multi-screen installations that merge film, dance, photography, and sculpture. At Paris Photo, he presents two works from All That Changes You. Metamorphosis (2025). The series was commissioned for the 500th anniversary of Palazzo Te in Mantua and draws on Giulio Romano's lavish frescoes to reconsider themes of metamorphosis, philosophy, and ecology.

Erwin Olaf (1959–2023), one of the Netherlands' most celebrated photographers, shared a close artistic relationship with Hans van Manen (1932–2025), one of the most influential Dutch choreographers of the twentieth century and a mentor to Olaf. Their joint series Dance in Close-Up brings together moments from thirteen of Van Manen's choreographies, directed by the maestro himself and captured in detail by Olaf. The series is presented as a tribute to their enduring artistic legacies.

Amie Dicke (b. 1978, Rotterdam) gives found imagery from fashion and art historical magazines a new physicality by sanding, cutting, and covering it in makeup or paint. Her interventions both conceal the image and deconstruct familiar visual cues. Through this process of selection and removal, she explores the relationship between presence and absence, revealing unexpected details and new meanings within existing images. Her work has been exhibited at Tate Modern, London, and Schirn Kunsthalle, Frankfurt.