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A night I’ll never forget! ✨
Thank you to everyone who came, shared their thoughts, and celebrated the opening of my first exhibition with me. Special thanks to @011_cafe for welcoming my work into their beautiful space and making this all possible.
If you didn’t have the chance to visit yet, the exhibition will be up for another month! More updates coming soon. by @judehamze.studio

spent a day shooting on film with @whatsonmyfilm_

sometimes you work with people who remind you that creating can be simple; just coming together & having a good time

more of this to come ♥️ by @judehamze.studio

I had the most fun time closing off @luxembourgartweek on Sunday with an Art Talk with @letzarles .
It felt especially meaningful for my first panel to be centered on how we look, what we see, and everything images choose to reveal or hold back.

At @heritagewatch.ai , I’ve been learning to look at cities from a completely new angle; from above; using satellite imagery and AI to trace how conflict reshapes places and the memories they carry. It strangely echoes the way I’ve always observed cities growing up in Beirut and later studying architecture in Paris.

What touched me most is realising that we’re all searching for a way of seeing that tries to be just, without pretending to be certain. A way of looking that keeps evolving.

Grateful for this conversation, and for Cécilia Zunt-Radot, @carinekrecke, and Gian Maria Tore for making it so meaningful.

Stay tuned, the talk will be out soon as a podcast. 🤍

@ifluxembourg | @uni.lu | @flocamargue by @judehamze.studio

reassembling some things that stayed with me from @parisdesignweek by @judehamze.studio

more from @whatsonmyfilm_ ‘s roll 𓆝 by @judehamze.studio

// contact sheets from an afternoon in Paris with @whatsonmyfilm_ by @judehamze.studio

spent the past few days moving between materials, objects, and art // hints of home peeked through ⋆

@batirvivant_biennale, @padesignart & @artparisartfair by @judehamze.studio

Spent some time wandering through @matterandshape in the Jardin des Tuileries over the past four days.
With the outside world feeling particularly heavy, stepping into the M&S pavilions felt almost like entering a parenthesis; spaces where time slowed down and things felt more grounded.

In moments of uncertainty, we’re reminded how deeply attached we are to our roots. The fair captured this beautifully through the architecture of the pavilions by @ja__projects , but also through the materials, textures, colours, sounds, and scents that shaped the experience of moving through them.

There was also so much care and attention given to design. Rarely have I seen objects, spaces, and details pushed to such lengths while remaining so humble.

One of the highlights for me was the talk on architecture and genius loci — the spirit of place — with @danthawley, @bassmets , @haauarchi , and @jaydenaali . It was a reminder that we never exist in isolation: our lives unfold within environments, atmospheres, and spaces that shape how we inhabit the world.

Grateful to step into places that make room for creativity, reflection, and thoughtful conversation. by @judehamze.studio

February passed. I turned 25.
Red kept showing up; doors, bricks, quieter lights.

Maybe 25 is red🐞 by @judehamze.studio

I usually take photos without a filter, the only filter is me (or what catches my eye). Lately, I’ve been trying to pay closer attention to colour. Looking back on my January gallery, green kept coming through, softly lingering in the corners and crevices.
Picking my lens colour for February as we speak. 🍀💚 by @judehamze.studio

2025 was a year of many firsts. It started with my first year after graduating, suddenly without a clear framework and no path ahead. Somehow, I had my first solo photography exhibition and my first print sale. Around the same time came my first job, then my first Art Basel. Later, my first solo trip to a city where I knew no one, to speak on my first panel about something I care deeply about. And also, for the first time, a real sense of confusion about what comes next, and learning to sit with not knowing. Some realities were harder to accept than others. I’m looking forward to 2026, to creating, questioning, and expressing what feels true to me here.

See you with more of me in 2026🍀 by @judehamze.studio

from the 2025 archive: highlights from @luxembourgartweek 🤎 by @judehamze.studio