Claire Deweggis is a French photographer. She lives and works between Paris and Venice, weaving a poetic reflection on perception, the living, and the fleeting forms of nature throughout her work.
Initiated into analog photography during her adolescence, she has pursued a distinctly interdisciplinary path, studying fine arts (Penninghen), literature (Sorbonne – Paris IV), environmental aesthetics (EHESS), and gemology (ING). Initially working as a consultant in the fields of ecodesign and cultural industries, she later devoted herself entirely to photography.
Her artisanal and experimental practice explores the tensions between light, matter, and memory through traditional techniques—platinum-palladium printing, alternative chemical processes, engraving—and organic supports such as Japanese papers and natural pigments, conceived as delicate, responsive membranes. It is the tactile dimension of the image, its porosity to the world, that grounds her gesture, simultaneously technical and symbolic.
Claire Deweggis is represented in Paris by Galerie Didier Guedj.
2025 La fabrique des éléments, collective exhibition, Galerie Capazza, Nançay, FR
2024 Etoiles noires, Galerie Didier Guedj, Paris, FR
2023 Dénis d’Architectures, Galerie Didier Guedj, Paris, FR
Réalités suspendues, Galerie Pierre-Jean Sugier, Paris, FR
2022 Moved, Palazzo Morosini del Pestrin, Venice, IT
2021 Paris-Venise, Galerie Didier Guedj, Paris, FR
2019 Permanences, Galerie Didier Guedj, Paris, FR