Clint, the artist name of Nicolas Drapier, is a self-taught French photographer whose work lies at the intersection of street photography and cinema. He observes the city as a backdrop and captures suspended moments where light, contrasts, and human presence create a narrative tension.

Primarily shot in black and white, her images do not so much seek to document reality as to reveal its fictional elements. Each photograph becomes the first frame of an invisible film, leaving the viewer free to imagine what came before and what will follow.

With his "Capsules," Clint pairs his works with film scores that extend their atmosphere without ever imposing an interpretation. Influenced by cinema, particularly the worlds of Orson Welles, Stanley Kubrick, and Clint Eastwood, he develops a contemporary, immersive, and timeless style of photography. His work has been exhibited in France and internationally and is held in private collections.