Gabriel Moses Captures Kylian Mbappé For EA FC27
Gabriel Moses Captures Kylian Mbappé For EA FC27
The British-Nigerian photographer transforms a football game cover into a powerful, larger-than-life portrait that radiates raw emotion and undeniable star power.

Gabriel Moses
Gabriel Moses Captures Kylian Mbappé For EA FC27
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Gabriel Moses has rapidly become one of the most distinctive visual storytellers of his generation. Born in South London to Nigerian parents, the self-taught artist began by filming friends playing football on local pitches. This early passion quickly evolved into a signature cinematic style defined by dramatic lighting, rich textures, deep shadows, and emotive depth. His work consistently explores themes of identity, heritage, faith, and resilience, blending high fashion with raw cultural narrative.

Gabriel Moses
In 2026, EA Sports entrusted Moses with shooting Kylian Mbappé for the EA Sports FC 27 Ultimate Edition cover. The result is iconic. Mbappé appears with piercing intensity, his expression conveying focus, power, and quiet determination. Moses’ masterful use of light and shadow elevates the image far beyond typical sports photography, turning it into a cinematic moment that feels both intimate and monumental. The composition captures the French superstar’s athletic grace while hinting at the immense pressure and legacy he carries.
This project represents a full-circle achievement for Moses, who once publicly declared his ambition to shoot a FIFA (now EA FC) cover. His approach brought authenticity and gravitas to the campaign, perfectly aligning with Mbappé’s status as one of football’s brightest talents. The image has resonated widely, praised for its emotional depth and visual drama.

Gabriel Moses
Moses’ portfolio already includes collaborations with Nike, Louis Vuitton, Burberry, Dior, Skepta, Pharrell Williams, and more. He has directed campaigns, designed the 2025 BRIT Award trophy, published the monograph Regina, and held major exhibitions. Through every frame, he continues to push boundaries, proving that photography can be both commercially powerful and deeply artistic. With the Mbappé cover, Gabriel Moses has once again shown why his vision matters in contemporary culture.
Gabriel Moses has rapidly become one of the most distinctive visual storytellers of his generation. Born in South London to Nigerian parents, the self-taught artist began by filming friends playing football on local pitches. This early passion quickly evolved into a signature cinematic style defined by dramatic lighting, rich textures, deep shadows, and emotive depth. His work consistently explores themes of identity, heritage, faith, and resilience, blending high fashion with raw cultural narrative.

Gabriel Moses
In 2026, EA Sports entrusted Moses with shooting Kylian Mbappé for the EA Sports FC 27 Ultimate Edition cover. The result is iconic. Mbappé appears with piercing intensity, his expression conveying focus, power, and quiet determination. Moses’ masterful use of light and shadow elevates the image far beyond typical sports photography, turning it into a cinematic moment that feels both intimate and monumental. The composition captures the French superstar’s athletic grace while hinting at the immense pressure and legacy he carries.
This project represents a full-circle achievement for Moses, who once publicly declared his ambition to shoot a FIFA (now EA FC) cover. His approach brought authenticity and gravitas to the campaign, perfectly aligning with Mbappé’s status as one of football’s brightest talents. The image has resonated widely, praised for its emotional depth and visual drama.

Gabriel Moses
Moses’ portfolio already includes collaborations with Nike, Louis Vuitton, Burberry, Dior, Skepta, Pharrell Williams, and more. He has directed campaigns, designed the 2025 BRIT Award trophy, published the monograph Regina, and held major exhibitions. Through every frame, he continues to push boundaries, proving that photography can be both commercially powerful and deeply artistic. With the Mbappé cover, Gabriel Moses has once again shown why his vision matters in contemporary culture.

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