This design comes from a live photo I took during a discovery sail on Lago de la Plata. I chose that sunset because it felt like the right image for new chapters — warm, open, and just beginning. This POAP is a small souvenir of the time we shared in Spring 2026. Thx for sharing this time with me
This POAP Digital Collectible proves you attended the Festival International des Jeux 2026, held at the Palais des festivals in Cannes In this exclusive event, you engaged with the games you love the most, discovered new ones and shared playful moments with your community ! Thank you for your attendance
Welcome, explorer! This POAP celebrates your start at the Cannes Tourist Office — your gateway to adventure.
Red carpets and cinematic dreams! This POAP celebrates your pilgrimage to the Palais des Festivals — Cannes’ beating cinematic heart.
You’ve strolled the iconic boulevard! This POAP captures the glamor, sunshine, and seaside spirit of La Croisette.
You have met Patricio in December of 2025 (IRL)
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You got this digital collectible because you have met Patricio Worthalter in real life during December of 2025. https://twitter.com/worthalter https://t.me/patricioworthalter
This POAP proves that you've visited our Buenos Aires office during 2025 Hope you had a great time - Make your memories live forever!
Dedicated to photography and the image in the digital age, the Digital Sector enters its third year as a unique and defining part of Paris Photo. Curated by Nina Roehrs, the 2025 edition brings together thirteen contemporary art galleries, curated platforms, and special projects, presenting artists who integrate digital realities into their practice. Conceived as a bridge between the history of photography and the future of the image, the sector reflects how digital practices expand the medium beyond traditional boundaries and shape the evolving ecology of images in the digital age, affirming the central role of new practices within photography. To mark the occasion, renowned artist Jan Robert Leegte has created a digital souvenir for all visitors of the Digital Sector based on his work The Wanderer – pre- sented by OFFICE IMPART in Paris Photo’s Digital Sector.
