Fabrice Jacob (born in 1964) is a professional street photographer who has seen the world through a Leica lens since the 1990s. Living in Hong Kong for over 30 years, Fabrice Jacob has ventured to all corners of Asia photographing landscapes, cityscapes and portraits telling a story along the way. 

At the heart of his work, the black and white aesthetic allows him to transcribe feelings, atmospheres and reflections, through his unique point of view.

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Throughout the years, Fabrice Jacob has embarked on various series, each bearing its own narrative. For instance, "Craftsmen and Crafts" highlights the enduring yet often overlooked trades found within Hong Kong's bustling and ever-evolving streets. Meanwhile, "Heritage" delves into capturing poignant portraits from around the world. Spanning across generations, from children to the elderly, these portraits serve as emotive testaments to the richness of heritage and culture, encapsulated within a unique frame.

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