Glenda Cinquegrana Art Consulting has announced its first participation in Paris Photo, the international photography fair held at the Grand Palais in Paris from 12 to 15 November 2026. The Milan-based consultancy will show in the fair's Digital sector, curated by Marco De Mutiis, at booth F03. The debut presentation takes the form of a two-person exhibition. On one side is the French duo Mazaccio & Drowilal, known for working with recycled imagery drawn from advertising, celebrity photography and the feeds of social media. The pair cuts and pastes these found pictures into layered analogue and digital collages, and will introduce a new series titled Iconology at the fair. Their practice is framed as a study of post-photography: images are appropriated rather than taken, and their meaning is redirected through unexpected juxtapositions. The other half of the booth belongs to Silvio Wolf, also appearing at Paris Photo for the first time. Wolf's contribution starts from damaged photographic material — fragments of burnt film he came across by chance — which he has scanned, enlarged and printed at scale. Lifted out of the narrow role of a faithful record, the burnt negatives read as near-abstract landscapes, pushing photography toward the language of painting. Where the duo works through overabundance and circulation, Wolf works through reduction to the medium's raw ingredients of light and emulsion. Both positions share an interest in the instability of the photographic image and what it can still communicate. The pairing also echoes the wider theme of this year's edition, which marks two hundred years since the birth of photography and uses its Digital sector to set the medium's origins against the forms now reshaping how images are made and read. Paris Photo's 29th edition runs 12–15 November at the Grand Palais, with a preview day on 11 November and more than 240 exhibitors expected.