Hervé Lewis’s black-and-white photography was featured at the Grand Palais during the 2009 Art Paris contemporary art fair, one of France’s premier showcases for modern and emerging artists. Presented under the iconic glass dome, his work was noted for its focus on the female form, capturing strength and sensuality with clarity.

In 2007, Hervé Lewis released Les plus belles inconnues de Paris, a DVD project celebrating the natural elegance of anonymous women in the streets of Paris. Shot in black and white, the documentary emphasizes natural lighting and authentic moments. Released by StudioCanal, the film offers an intimate portrayal of everyday grace.

Featured in The New Erotic Photography, Hervé Lewis is recognized among the most influential contemporary photographers redefining erotic imagery. Published by Taschen, the book showcases over 80 international artists whose work pushes the boundaries of sensual photography with playfulness, boldness, and a distinctly modern aesthetic.

In 1992, Hervé Lewis conceived the iconic black-and-white imagery for Aubade’s twenty-five-year Lessons in Seduction campaign. Displayed on street billboards across France, the campaign brought artistic representations of the female body into everyday public life and helped define a distinctly French vision of sensuality.