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CHRISTOPHER PILLITZ | Artist profiles
VIETNAM
Based in London, Christopher Pillitz is an internationally respected photographer whose career has been shaped by curiosity, travel, and a deep commitment to visual storytelling.
VIETNAM
ARGENTINA
MOROCCO
MOROCCO
DESIGN MIAMI
Raised in Argentina, he was immersed from an early age in a mosaic of cultures, landscapes, and lived experiences — a sensibility that still resonates throughout his work.
CHINA
GAUCHO WALKING, ARGENTINA
NEW YORK, STEAM
JAPAN
JAPAN
After studying in London, Christopher embarked on a self-taught path in photography, developing his craft through experience rather than formal training.
BRAZIL INCARNATE, BOOK
BRAZIL INCARNATE, BOOK
BRAZIL INCARNATE, BOOK
CUBA, A ROAD TRIP
ARGENTINA, NEW TANGO
Moving seamlessly between grandeur and quiet intimacy, Christopher approaches photography with the eye of a storyteller — crafting images that carry emotional depth alongside a strong visual presence.
INDIA, VILLAGE HOUSEWIFE
INDIA, THE BISHNOI
INDIA, THE BISHNOI
BOLIVIA
CHINA, LUGU MINORITIES
Having travelled and worked in over 90 countries, Christopher brings a global perspective to his photography — blending expansive scenes with quiet, human intimacy.
CHINA, A DAY IN THE LIFE
CHINA, A DAY IN THE LIFE 
LATIN AMERICA, PAIN AND HOPE
VIETNAM
ARGENTINA, GAUCHO
With a foundation in editorial and commercial work, Christopher moves effortlessly between constructed shoots and spontaneity, contributing to titles including The Sunday Times, Stern, Geo, and Paris Match.
BANGLADESH
BRAZIL, FOOTBALL 
CHILE
ARGENTINA, FOOTBALL
Publishing plays a central role in his practice, with several authored books, including three travel titles for Dorling Kindersley. His latest, Brazil: The Beautiful Game (Prestel), brings together fifteen years documenting football culture across Brazil.
BRAZIL: THE BEAUTIFUL GAME, BOOK
BRAZIL: THE BEAUTIFUL GAME, BOOK
BRAZIL: THE BEAUTIFUL GAME, BOOK
BRAZIL: THE BEAUTIFUL GAME, BOOK
BRAZIL: THE BEAUTIFUL GAME, BOOK
For assignments, please contact:
✉ Gill Turner