Mösyö François is a Brussels-based photographer, architectural and graphic designer. Son and grandson of architectural designers, he grew up surrounded by architecture, drawing and visual culture. Photography was part of that inheritance too: his grandfather was a photographer, and François still owns the Asahi Pentax Spotmatic he inherited from him.

He got his first digital camera in 2003 and has been photographing ever since. More recently, he returned to analogue photography, rediscovering a slower and more deliberate way of looking.

Architecture is both a lifelong passion and his profession. Whether through photography or design, his work is driven by the same instinct: observing how people, light, geometry and chance transform ordinary spaces into fleeting compositions worth keeping.