Antoine Martin is a French photographer born in 1997, based between Paris and Florida.
His work explores stories that are not immediately apparent, balancing personal involvement and detached observation, blending the simplicity of reality with the depth of the imaginary.

Since 2018, his series Miami, not the Beach has captured the working-class neighborhoods of Miami through flash photography, portraying outdoor unstaged scenes as small open-air tableaux.

He also works on assignment for newspapers and produces documentary projects for institutions and NGOs. In 2023, he was among the six photographers, including Guillaume Herbaut, selected for the SUAVES project by Sorbonne University in Paris. This initiative, aimed at showcasing “science in the making,” will culminate in a five-year traveling exhibition in France and abroad.

In 2024, he documented the Central African Republic through the work of Triangle Humanitaire and Première Urgence Internationale, leading to an exhibition in Bangui, Lyon, and Paris in collaboration with the French Development Agency.

Between late 2024 and early 2025, he covered the U.S. presidential elections for various French-speaking newspapers, including Libération and Le Temps.

At the same time, he is reflecting on the world of photography by producing a program on photojournalism in collaboration with the Injam production agency.