Paris Photo 2024: Our selection of the fair’s most impactful imagery

One of the world’s most renown photography fairs, Paris Photo, reclaims its place in the Grand Palais this year, once again weaving art and allure under its glass roof. Here, photography steps beyond the frame. An art of arresting moments, quiet provocations, and storied gazes. From fresh voices to iconic names, the fair unfolds a visual dialogue worth a lingering look. Have a look at the EDGELINE’s exclusive selection of some of the most striking photos.

Carmen Calvo, Ella ha sido hallada, 2003

Liang Xiu, Storage Animal, 2016

Paolo Roversi, Audrey, Comme des Garçons, 1996

Roger Ballen, Leopard Lady, 2019

Kourtney Roy, Last Paradise, Gastone 19, 2024

Irving Penn, Mascara Wars, 2001

John Kayser, Untitled, 1971, Courtesy Christian Berst Art Brut

Victor Vasareli, Contes, 1931 - 1932

Mari Katayama, 25 days in Tatsumachi studio, 2015,
Courtesy Mari Katayama Studio & Galerie Suzanne Tarasieve,

Tee A. Corinne, TBC, 1965

Carmen Calvo, Sao Paulo N1, 2007

Evelyn Bencicova, Artificial Tears Series, 2018

Jonathan LLense, L’Heure du Tigre, 2016

Aneta Grzeszykowska, Selfie 7b, 2014

Zofia Rydet, Phantoms, from the World of Feelings and Imagination cycle, 1975–1979

Minayoshi Takada, Title unknown, n.d.