Giandomenico Veneziani, known as Jean Ven, approaches photography as a meditative and silent experience.
His artistic research explores the relationship between light, space, and form, translating the visible world into a language of balance and absence.

His visual vocabulary blends precision and emotion: sharp geometries and minimal compositions shaped by a deep poetic sensitivity.
Each project becomes a visual pause — an attempt to restore calm and order to the rhythm of the contemporary world.

His works have been featured and awarded in international exhibitions and festivals, and are included in private and contemporary art collections.

“THE PHOTOGRAPHY DOES NOT SHOW THE REALITY, IT SHOWS THE IDEA THAT I HAVE”.

Light. Silence. Space.

Each image emerges from the absence of noise, where the essential takes shape through invisible geometry.

For Jean Ven, photography is an act of subtraction: removing what is superfluous to listen to matter, shadow, and the symmetry where reality dissolves.

His vision does not describe—it suspends. A sense of stillness that invites the gaze to slow down and breathe.

“THE CREATIVE ADULT IS THE CHILD WHO SURVIVED”.