José Falcón is an Argentine photographer based in Paris. His work returns to the rural interior of Argentina — its gauchos, its horses and its silence.

José grew up in San Luis, Argentina, and picked up a camera at 13. He trained with photographers Eliseo Miciu, Marcos Furer and Manuel Cuffoni, and learned framing and giclée printing in the workshops of Emaús Miciu and painter Juan Gilli. In Paris, he continued his studies at Le BAL.

His ongoing project, Atalaya, is a photobook on the stillness and daily life of the Argentine countryside, currently in production with Silvina Simondet of Karlova Editora. In Paris, his series Seasons follows the same city landmarks through the four seasons.

His work has been exhibited in Argentina, France and the United States, including the Carrousel du Louvre with Tandem Art Gallery, Lodo Gallery and Open Bach in Vincennes. His prints are available as limited editions — fine art, numbered and signed, on 100% cotton paper with archival pigment inks.

Alongside his personal work, José photographs architecture and interiors for agencies and studios in Paris, and is an official Airbnb photographer. See Works.

Selected Exhibitions

2024
"Cuando despiertas las flores" — Casa Emaús Art Gallery, Argentina
"Symbiose: de la terre à l'âme" — Open Bach, Vincennes, Paris
"Yerra" — Uno en Diez, San Luis, Argentina

2023
"Vente de Noël 2023 et collection privée" — Lodo Gallery, Paris
"Horses and Horsemen" — Club de Polo, Pilar, Buenos Aires
"Gauchos" — Epona Arte Equino, Belgrano, Buenos Aires

2022
Paris Art Shopping with Tandem Art Gallery — Carrousel du Louvre, Paris
"Emerger" — Museo Casa del Poeta, San Luis, Argentina
"Caminos" — Museo de Arte, Salta, Argentina
"Les Bouquets" — Fermín Arte de Autor, Merlo, Argentina

2021
"Cosecha Joven" — Casa de Gobierno, San Luis, Argentina
"Argentina Countryside" — Maps and Art, Houston, USA