Michel Juvet

Born and raised in Geneva, Majicmiju (Michel Juvet) left a successful career in banking to pursue photography full time, bringing with him a keen understanding of timing, behavior, and perception. For Juvet, analysing financial markets and making photographs share the same principles: finding the right angle, the right moment, the right light—and revealing what lies beneath the surface.

While he works across fashion, portraiture, concerts, dance, and street photography, his practice is united by a desire to see life from unexpected perspectives. Long interested in the dialogue between photography and painting, he has recently pushed this exploration further through a series of intentionally blurred images. These works—ranging from portraits to iconic urban landscapes in Geneva, London, Paris, Venice, Dubai, and beyond—reject conventional sharpness in favour of atmospheric ambiguity.

Technically demanding and philosophically charged, Juvet’s blurred photographs reflect his belief that clarity is often an illusion, and that life itself is more fluid, uncertain, and poetic than it appears.