Brinf has always photographed, it was a subsidiary activity; his father had dozens of cameras, perhaps to keep the memory alive.
Adult, in the 2000s, Brinf chose to write to say, denounce injustices, dream of an ideal world. A humanitarian trip to West Africa led her, a few years later, to make her first photo report. It was in 2012, she was working as an editor for a children’s magazine.
Brinf was getting closer to her youthful dreams. She returned to study and became a professional in film techniques and photography. Brinf is an artist of the image, her scenographies are refined and her work with light is meticulous. Brinf photographs only in continuous light, as on film sets.
Art is a commitment. In his film productions, Brinf humorously denounces the failings of society. For her photographic series, she focuses on harder subjects, such as the decrepitude of passing time, the traces of aging in the face of this fashion of eternal youth, this new lure that must advance Western society.
Brinf also likes to capture the lightness, the unexpected, the sweetness of everyday life. With her camera around her neck, Brinf roams the main cities of Europe, in search of a look, a smile, a breath of freedom.