In his latest photoshoot “Garçon manqué,” photographer Pascal Uehli presents a fascinating interplay between femininity and masculinity. Staged with his muse and model Dayane, the shots harmonize through character, sensuality, and strength. Through sensitive portrayal, Uehli succeeds in blurring the boundaries of traditional gender roles and creating a captivating tension.

The photographs, captured in natural daylight, lend the series a natural yet powerful atmosphere. Uehli’s talent for capturing the interplay of light and shadow helps underscore the dynamics between the concepts of femininity and masculinity. Each image tells a story of self-assurance and individuality while expressing a subtle fragility and strength.

In “Garçon manqué,” Pascal Uehli artistically explores the complexity of human identity and invites the viewer to reinterpret the facets of gender and personality.

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