Raised in France, Fabrice Tranzer came to photography after a career in music. His work is informed by European cinema and documentary photography, with a particular interest in gesture, atmosphere, memory, and the passage of time.

For more than fifteen years, Tranzer has photographed people and celebrations with an unobtrusive, observational approach. His photographs are drawn to what happens between moments: a glance, a gesture, a change in light. The things that are easily missed, but difficult to forget.

At the center of a wedding is a simple and, in its own way, radical proposition: two people choosing one another for life. The photographs emerge from the space between ceremony and everyday life, where intimacy, family, friendship, and time briefly converge.

The occasion passes. The photographs remain. With time, they become something else: part of a family's visual history.