Marcel Morin is a humanist photographer, part of the expressionist movement.

 

Welcome to the studio and photographic art gallery of Marcel Morin, a humanist photographer at the heart of the photographic expressionist movement.

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Since the early 2000s, Marcel Morin has had the privilege of traveling the globe, exploring regions such as Eastern Europe, South Africa, Southeast Asia, India, and China, where he lived for over fifteen years. His primary passion is to capture the moment, to seize life as it comes, motivated by the maxim "Carpe diem." His awareness of the world around him constantly guides him, often allowing himself to be carried away by chance encounters in the streets, letting the emotions and stories of others fill him. Thus, a special bond is formed, a communion with his subjects.

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As a photographer, Marcel Morin utilizes all the resources at his disposal to bring the moments he captures to life. His photos are carefully stylized to express his emotions, with the hope that each viewer will pause, feel the emotions conveyed by the image, and experience an awakening of awareness.

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Marcel Morin's studio and gallery are the fruits of his deep commitment to photographic expressionism. This artistic movement aims to convey deep emotions, capture the atmosphere, and encourage personal interpretation through images. It is much more than a mere objective representation of reality. It relies on the use of creative post-processing techniques, thoughtful composition choices, and ingenious use of light and shadow to create images that evoke intense emotions and deep reflections in viewers.

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We invite you to explore the world of Marcel Morin, where each image tells a story, and each captured gaze is a snapshot of humanity in all its splendor and complexity. Come discover the magic of photographic expressionism and let yourself be carried away by a unique visual experience. Moreover, you will be pleased to learn that Marcel Morin's works have been part of prestigious solo exhibitions, including at the Ming Art Museum in Suzhou, China, the National Museum of Photography Desjardins, and various cultural houses in Quebec.