Kleptography

According to Pol, a photograph serves a purpose: it should, in some way, invite the viewer to discover, learn, or realize something they didn’t know or had never seen before. Through a photograph, the observer must gain something, however small. A powerful image should evoke joy, or perhaps the opposite, but it should never leave one indifferent.

A devoted admirer of the candid shot, Pol treasures the instant—those magical, unrepeatable moments. He delights in capturing these fleeting scenes, enchanting moments, unique documents, forever frozen in time.