Philip-Daniel Ducasse, a Canadian born- Haitian-raised artist now based in Brooklyn, is a photographer who transcends the conventional boundaries of image-making. His work is a subtle yet profound exploration of people, environments, and the nuances that bind them. With a deep curiosity and an intuitive approach, Ducasse captures not just the subjects but the essence of the spaces they inhabit, revealing layers of unseen stories.
Ducasse’s visual philosophy is rooted in an unhurried attentiveness, allowing the world around him to dictate the rhythm of his lens. His work seeks to unravel the intricacies of identity, memory, and place, often centered around communities that resonate with his own cultural heritage. Projects like Big Brother Little Brother exemplify his dedication to storytelling that feels both deeply personal and universally human. His impact extends beyond photography alone, through his teaching initiatives in Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo, and his role as a creative advisor for Lens on Life, fostering visual literacy in underserved communities.
Collaborating with leading publications such as U.S. Vogue, i-D Magazine, and British Vogue, as well as iconic brands like Calvin Klein, Burberry, and Lacoste, Ducasse’s work effortlessly moves between the worlds of fashion, fine art, and cultural commentary, always remaining tethered to his artistic vision.
US Vogue
i-D Magazine
British Vogue
Wall Street Journal Magazine
W Magazine
System Magazine
Atmos
T-Magazine
New York Magazine
Apartamento Magazine
Fantastic Man
Holiday Magazine
AnOther Magazine
Purple Magazine
Theophilio
Human Race
Jacquemus
Louis Vuitton
Fear Of God
Lacoste
Calvin Klein
Hood by Air
Burberry
Byredo
Nike
Lulu Lemon
Stuart Weitzman
Glossier
Goma YETU
10/06/2021These artist proof prints are one-of-a-kind pieces pulled directly from my archive. Each print represents part of my process—when I’m in the lab, it often takes a few iterations to arrive at the final print. Over time, I’ve accumulated a collection of these unique proofs that I’m now sharing with you.
Please note: Colors and tones may vary slightly from the final editions as these proofs are part of my experimentation process. However, each piece has been carefully reviewed and verified for quality before being made available for sale.
These prints are a glimpse into my creative journey, offering an intimate connection to the evolution of my work. Limited availability—once they’re gone, they’re gone!
These are for the people who just want to vibe with the work. No fuss, no exclusivity—just high-quality prints that bring the art into your space. Frame it, gift it, or lean it against the wall; it’s all about making it your own.
Accessible and easy, these prints let you bring a piece of my world into yours, without all the gallery rules.
These are the ones for the real collectors. Carefully crafted, signed, and numbered, these prints are strictly limited, so you know you’re holding something rare. Each one is made to gallery standards and comes with a certificate of authenticity, ensuring it holds its weight in any collection.
Soda Cans Costume from KinAct Festival in Kinshasa, DRC.
30x40
This Print is part of a limited edition of only 10, each signed, numbered, and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
Black Gold, Caribbean Day Parade Series.
30x40
This Print is part of a limited edition of only 10, each signed, numbered, and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. Produced with meticulous attention to detail, its crafted to gallery-quality standards, ensuring its place as a standard in any collection.
Les Pecheurs, Goma, DRC.
30x40
This Print is part of a limited edition of only 10, each signed, numbered, and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. Produced with meticulous attention to detail, its crafted to gallery-quality standards, ensuring its place as a standard in any collection.
11x14
Mount Nyiragongo, Goma
Angel Gabriel
30x40