Photographer Julien Roubinet grew up in France in the 1990’s where American culture was slowly distilled in his home through MTV. The music and the subcultures advertised left an indelible imprint in his subconscious. In 2012, he moved to New York for a finance internship but ended up staying to pursue photography. Over the following decade, he built a visual archive of the places, objects, and people that fascinated him. Through technically precise still lifes and large-format landscape photography, his work reveals an almost obsessive pursuit of visual harmony.

He currently lives in Lisbon, Portugal, where he has been developing a new body of work exploring the monumental structures of dams.

A first exhibition of his work was held at TGF, New York, followed by two group shows in Brooklyn, NY (Ernest Newman Contemporary) and Biarritz, France (Helder Gallery). Since then, Julien’s work has been exhibited in New York (Clic Gallery) and Los Angeles (Subliminal Project, BMSCC), in France, Portugal and in Brazil.

Limited edition prints are available upon request.

Please direct your inquiries at:
Studio@julienroubinet.com