Architecture nominee

"Urban Exploration" is his favorite subject and the photos will not be slowing down any time soon. Through his photography he is able to bring abandoned buildings and other memorable places back to life so that it becomes easy for the spectator to imagine their past. This is without doubt his best work.
Fabien came into his own after being drawn to numerous photos of this genre: bewitched and subjugated by these abandoned places and the history they held, as well as the sparks of imagination they could cause. He felt however, that they were missing depth and soul.
Without any pretense, Fabien sets himself the challenge of being able to engage the spectator the same way he is engaged every time he enters inside his subject's mysterious walls... With feelings of stress, anxiety, wonder and joy...a palette of emotions that he strives to portray in his photos to create a true work of art. Only he knows the secret and he calls it "Artex" the mix of art at the service of exploration.
Now it is your turn to be driven by the emotional quest of these authentic images. Enjoy the journey through time..

Fabien Sans is an artist with a multitude of skills that have never ceased to evolve.
He was initially drawn to sketching and painting whilst studying at the university of Beaux Arts, Toulouse, before joining the well known Graphic Design School in the "Pink City"' to fulfil his artistic ambitions.
Fabien's art grew and became more confident over time, which lead him to exhibit his art in a gallery in Brooklyn, New York. At the same time he also won the Beaux Arts Academy award "Legay Lebrun" in Paris.
Although unsure at the time, upon reflection, he is certain that this was the moment that shaped his career, a moment that he will treasure forever.
Fabien's calling however, came from following his passion for capturing beauty, a route that found him becoming more and more expressive through the media of photography.
"Urban Exploration" is his favorite subject and the photos will not be slowing down any time soon. Through his photography he is able to bring abandoned buildings and other memorable places back to life so that it becomes easy for the spectator to imagine their past. This is without doubt his best work.