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@Corinne Vallienne

Corinne Vallienne

@japantokyodaybyday

Corinne Vallienne is a French fine art photographer and professor at Waseda and Hosei Universities, based in Tokyo for over 25 years. Specializing in black and white architectural photography, her work explores themes of urban solitude and "Geometric Spleen." Her ongoing project, Ukiyoe de béton, captures the silent dialogue between the city's rigid structures and its fleeting moments. She recently received an Honorable Mention at the 2025 Tokyo International Foto Awards (TIFA).

Snow-covered garden trees and a fence scene
flowering branch with a softly blurred background
blurred footsteps and overlapping silhouettes in a city crowd
Geisha silhouette and light shadows on a concrete wall
train tracks with overhead wires in a snowy street scene
reflection of skyscrapers in the Imperial Palace moat
close-up of white blossoms on branches
A geisha figure overlaid with reflections of a bridge on a river
close-up of a brown cat’s eye
overlapping human shadow and light on a stone wall
Urban skyline along a river seen through a curtain of weeping willow branches