Series of self portraits, based on the idea of invisibility, which as noted in my brief: “Self-portrait series where the character tries to melt, fade, disappear, hide in the background (minimum shooting configuration: white wall …
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Except for selfportrait photography, I have a real problem to deal with daylight photography. Too much details and elements that parasitize the composition of the plan ; the glance loses itself in the picture. Thanks …
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Having fun with backlighting in water… I love to blind my lens with this special light, which transforms each scene into a monochrome painting.
Black silhouettes in my little shadow theater. Thanks to strong backlight, details and depth of field disappear. The darkness that with time has becomed an essential element of my night photography slowly begins here to …
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I immediately found interesting to work on the concept of the three wise monkeys, because as any universal representation, there are many possible interpretations depending on how you look at the subject. For these last …
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The way to make something easy so extremely complicated ! This idea of this duo triptychs came to me after several questions from people about the complexity of shooting for some of my works, while …
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Action/reaction diptych construction on the three wise monkeys imagery. I like how the trouble-maker tries to hog the cover to him, taking all the place within the frame and how the wise monkey seems to …
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Probably my favorite photographic narrative and conceptual series cause it includes all my graphics and thematic obsessions. Thematically: alter ego, criticism of contemporary society, urban loneliness, absurdity in this its most common. Graphically: the night …
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Sometimes I wonder about the origins of my photographic interrests… You know, those underground parking garages, stifling tunnels, narrow streets, this murky urban landscape… That thought struck me during a photo shoot on the beach …
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A series of diptych portraits in interaction. The first portrait acts, the second have to respond to it or just suffer the consequences (not quite easy to explain with text). I would like to thank …
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