Yaël Temminck’s debut monograph collects over one hundred and twenty black-and-white portraits made across a career spent close to the worlds of culture, art, and music. Shot with the intimacy of someone who is trusted by their subjects, the photographs move between cultural icons and emerging artists — figures at different stages of visibility, caught in moments that feel private despite being made for the page. Text by James McGovern and design by Ten Years Later Studio. A document of a particular world, and of the quiet persistence required to photograph it well.