ECHOES is Camille Robiou du Pont’s quiet reflection on the nature of memory and impermanence. Through her signature mix of photography and immersive visuals, she captures the transformation of human presence into something softer and less tangible, a shift from closeness to recollection, from reality to reverie.

This body of work is a meditation on impermanence. Like flowers in bloom, the people we love appear vividly, beautifully, only to fade, leaving behind the quiet resonance of their absence. Du Pont captures this delicate passage with reverence, creating visual altars to moments that linger long after they pass.

Based in Siargao Island, Philippines, du Pont is a visual artist and photographer known for her ethereal portraits and dreamlike floral compositions. Her practice often centers on the interplay between femininity, nature, and memory. In ECHOES, she draws on these themes to explore the emotional transformation that occurs when a person becomes a memory, a shift both tender and unrelenting.

Her images hover between touch and trace, intimacy and distance. They do not mourn loss so much as honor the beauty of having felt deeply. Whether underwater or suspended in stillness, each frame invites us to revisit love in its most elusive form: as something we still carry, long after it’s gone.

“We are all a flower in someone else’s story,” she reminds us. In ECHOES, that story is preserved—softly, sensuously—before it fades completely from view.