A talented autodidact, léon prost strives to catch what goes unseen – his lens is a prism that makes the invisible visible. His eye captures momentary encounters, often unexpected, and constructs a highly spontaneous dialogue in them. Through candid photographs taken during holidays, cheerful moments among friends or intimate scenes, léon prost paints the portrait of a young, liberated society with a resolute attitude.his photographic technique, always using flash and without any retouching, produces a luminous result with saturated colors, occasionally echoing the documentary style of martin parr.as a french reportage photographer and director, léon prost discovered new perspectives during stays in romania, where he cultivated his interest in encounters. With his analog camera, he developed a particular fascination with capturing fleeting moments in a gesture or a movement.for Saint Laurent rive droite, anthony vaccarello curates a delicate selection of photographs giving free rein to