"What I particularly like about Solveig Herrström's photographs is this light and this very special Swedish atmosphere that we don't know in France."
 Stephanie Peyrissac
 Solveig Herrström is a French-Swedish photographer, who graduated from ENSAV La Cambre in June 2021. She lives between Paris and Brussels.
 Sweden, her home country where she has spent all her holidays since childhood, forms the foundation of her imagination and aesthetic. This Scandinavian influence, visible through light, landscapes, design, and cinema, forms the leitmotif of her photographs.
 Light, this first aesthetic emotion, guides his entire creative process as
 the quest for a nostalgic beauty. His images often flirt with a certain obsolescence, a strangely vibrant beauty from another time.
 His photographs oscillate between the instinctive capture of the moment and stagings composed like paintings or cinema shots, two of his inspirations including
 it draws a large part of its visual language.
 Solveig's work explores our relationship to Time and Reality. Her photographs blend different eras and blur temporal markers, like a jumble of
 time to project ourselves out of it, into an eternal setting.
 In her work, light becomes a poetic metaphor for the wonder it projects onto everyday life. Drawn to mysterious atmospheres, each photograph
 conveys a particular atmosphere. His photos represent the intimate, the mundane, the everyday, while infusing each moment with this light that carries promise.