Inu Studio supports art market professionals in showcasing their collections through high-quality photography that documents each artwork with precision while reflecting the unique identity and curatorial vision of its clients.

Founded in 2016 by Anne Wohlgemuth, a photographer trained in scientific imaging for cultural heritage conservation, Inu Studio has developed a recognized expertise in fine art photography. The studio works with galleries, antique dealers, collectors, art experts, and other professionals, providing photographic services that support collection management, communication, conservation, and scholarly research.

The team also includes photographers who have worked with leading public institutions such as the Musée du Louvre (Department of Greek, Etruscan and Roman Antiquities) and the C2RMF (Centre for Research and Restoration of the Museums of France), within its Archaeology and Sculpture departments.

Inu Studio's approach is informed by its extensive experience with professional clients and a deep understanding of the art market in France and abroad, including Belgium, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, and China. Drawing on the principles of scientific photography, the studio combines technical accuracy with visual refinement, producing images that faithfully document each artwork while reinforcing the visual identity of its clients.