Florian Pagano is a French architect and photographer based in Bali, Indonesia since 2009. Educated at the National School of Architecture in France, his work is defined by a unique fusion of structural precision and intimate portraiture. While his early career gained international recognition for architectural studies—most notably his viral series on the Churches of Rome—his current practice explores the intersection of heritage and alternative processes. His latest work utilizes the 19th-century Cyanotype technique to document Indonesian culture, stripping away modern color to reveal the timeless "blueprint" of his subjects. His photographs have been featured in My Modern Met, Sueddeutsche Zeitung, and Untitled Magazine.
