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Eliott Brunet discovers photography at 17 by stumbling on an old Nikon FA in the bottom of a cupboard which used to belong to his father. He scoops out his inspiration from hip-hop culture, as well as in films from Wenders or Van Sant, at John Coltrane’s, or else in Willy Ronis’s photographs." A successful photography is a photography which causes a feeling to the one who looks at it, no matter which ". Strengthen by this thought, he forces himself to deliver cliches borrowed from a powerful realism. Therefore, he succeeds in never leaving us detached.