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Working with Passion in Paris with @lapetitetouche

To see Bastille Day celebrations all over the world, browse the #14juillet hashtag, and for more from Phémina and Lélé, follow @lapetitetouche.

For one Parisian couple, the city of romance inspired not only enduring love but also a joint artistic endeavor. “Lélé is my muse; it was obvious to combine our passions, our love for art. Photography is a way to express ourselves,” says Phémina Madiande, a self-taught painter and photographer, and one-half of La Petite Touche @lapetitetouche — an artistic collective. Phémina met Lélé Matelo, an actor/model, eight years ago in the city, and three years ago they began working together creatively, inspired by everything: light, place, the name of a street and color. “Working with passion is our motto,” says Lélé. “Paris is a cosmopolitan and beautiful city, that’s why we rediscover it every day.”

On July 14, Francophiles all over the world celebrate France’s national holiday with fireworks and a military parade down the Champs-Élysées in Paris. “To be French means to live in a beautiful country with a heritage, rich history and culture,” says Lélé. “We will go to see fireworks and explore Paris by night; the lights adorn the city, it’s wonderful,” adds Phémina.

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