Romain Thiery, born in Bergerac in 1988, is an internationally renowned photographic artist, renowned for his ‘Requiem pour pianos’ series, which immortalises abandoned pianos around the world. Combining his passion for photography and music, he captures the melancholy beauty of these instruments while recording their last sounds, creating a unique visual and sonic work. His work, exhibited in prestigious galleries and museums from Paris to Tokyo, has won him numerous awards and rave reviews. Working with the association Musique et Spoliation, he is also committed to the preservation of instruments looted during conflicts. Published in influential media such as The Guardian and El Pais, Romain Thiery continues to inspire and reach a global audience.
Detailed information on my upcoming exhibitions in France and abroad, as well as a complete list of my past exhibitions and awards received in recent years.
All artworks are certified, numbered and signed by the artist. Each artwork is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity indicating that you have purchased an original work.
Passionate about photography and music, Romain has combined these two arts in his Requiem pour Pianos series, which explores abandoned pianos around the world.
For years, the artist has been travelling the globe in search of these forgotten instruments, capturing their melancholy beauty and silent history through his lens. For him, the piano is deeply rooted in the depths of our culture and never ceases to retain its nobility. Since 2014, he has discovered more than a hundred abandoned pianos around the world. Scenes from which he never changes a thing, leaving the place as it is. This research has taken him to visit Western and Eastern Europe, as well as the United States.
© 2014-2024 Romain Thiery, tous droits réservés/reproduction interdite