Portfolio work by Elina Kechicheva, photographer

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    Elina Kechicheva

    Born on the shore of a small Bulgarian town, nature has always been part of Elina Kechicheva’s life. Even if she’s been living in Paris for 25 years, her Slavic soul still echoes through her photography where nature and emotions are deeply entangled. Freedom, delicateness and naturalness forcefully emanate from her work. Since being discovered at The Hyeres festival by Patrick Remi and Michel Mallard, she has collaborated with the most renowned magazines such as various editions of Vogue, Numero, SSAW, etc. Unapologetically reclaiming the vibrant poetic universe at the core of her images, Elina has exhibited her work worldwide and collaborated with the biggest fashion houses. The pureness she captured in the latest DIOR Haute Couture campaign is part of her DNA. She is currently working on her next exhibition on a pots-pandemic return to nature, elemental beauty and aesthetics.

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    Sep 2026

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