Who is Eve

Eva Jakovle is a photographer and visual artist based in Chantilly, France. Her work explores the relationship between humans, animals, and perception, using the horse as a sensitive presence rather than simply a subject.

Through photography, she investigates how emotions, memory, and bodily experience shape the image. Her projects question what happens in the photographic moment: how the body reacts, how perception shifts, and how the image becomes a space for mental projection.

Originally trained in equestrian and portrait photography, Eva is now developing a more introspective practice focused on artistic research and the creation of photographic projects. Her work combines documentary observation with a poetic dimension, exploring themes such as presence, emotional distance, and fragmented perception.

Her images are characterized by refined compositions, a strong attention to the body and movement, and a visual sensitivity that moves between realism and suggestion.

Alongside her artistic projects, she undertakes commissioned photographic work and collaborates with institutions and clients in the equestrian and cultural worlds.

Her work reflects a contemporary sensibility close to metamodernism, where photography becomes a tool for reflecting on perception, emotion, and the relationship between humans and the living world.