Blue wooden board on white plastic stool
Pigment print, framed with museum glass
8 x 12 cm in 28 x 35 cm
2020
Orange umbrella, green sunbed.
Pigment print, framed with museum glass
2 x (80 x 120 cm)
2015
Taken from opposite points of view, 2 images of the same space,
without prior intention, forming a third one that only exists
for the viewer.
Et voir la mer une fois encore
Pigment print, framed with museum glass
8 x 12 cm in 28 x 35 cm
2020
Regarder la mer. Et se faire cambrioler.
Pigment print, framed with museum glass
12 x 18 cm in 28 x 35 cm
2015
Our relationship with places is deeply influenced by the memories
and experiences associated with them. This image explores the
relationship between memories and places. And the possibility
to replace bad memories attached to a place with new positive
experiences in order to restore an emotional balance.
Broken (window) self portrait
Pigment print, framed with museum glass
8 x 12 cm in 28 x 35 cm
2019
Dirty snow structure melting
Pigment print, framed with museum glass
8 x 12 cm in 28 x 35 cm
2024
Plaster column in rolling bag
Pigment print, framed with museum glass
80 x 120 cm
2020
Brick wall
Pigment print, framed with museum glass
80 x 120 cm
2015
Fluorescent light tube in the sand
Pigment print, framed with museum glass
80 x 120 cm
2014
Duct tape frame
Pigment print, framed with museum glass
80 x 120 cm
2019
Beach and bruise
Pigment print, mounted on aluminium and wood
40 x 60 cm
2020
Bathroom jungle
Pigment print, mounted on aluminium and wood
40 x 60 cm
2015
The blinking horse - Lusitanien homozygote
Pigment print, mounted on aluminium and wood
40 x 60 cm
2016
Smashed window
Pigment print, mounted on aluminium and wood
40 x 60 cm
2020
Balconies and Palm Trees
Pigment print, mounted on aluminium and wood
40 x 60 cm
2017
Teen rituals
Pigment print, mounted on aluminium and wood
40 x 60 cm
2016
Poème en boule
Lettraset ball poem and label
6 x 22 cm
2023
In a previous exhibition, I pasted a poem on the wall.
At the end of the exhibition, I picked up this poem,
letter by letter.
I like to work with the written word and without
knowing how, I wanted to use this poem recurrently
in other exhibitions. The same words, in different
forms, as a kind of link.
This time, I crumpled the recovered letters into
a ball, making the poem unreadable.
And for information, I printed it on a linked label.
I called it: “Poème en boule” which means “Ball poem”.
Giant blue tree in deep orange sky
Pigment print, mounted on wood
8 x 12
2020
Teloni a mare I, II, III, IV
Pigment print, framed with museum glass
4 x (80 x 120 cm)
2022
The reflecting sun on a blue tarp covering a construction
container referring to a landscape of waves with an invented
name recalling those of the Italian beaches in the summer.
“Teloni a mare” literally means “Tarp at sea”.
These photographs were taken close to my home, during a daily
walk part of a long revalidation process. The shimmering of
a late afternoon sun on the textured folds of this blue tarp
covering a construction container immediately made me think of
the setting sun on the sea. I was instantly transported.
Memories collided, those of an Italian beach at sunset, then
« Casanova », Fellini’s movie where the sea is a tarp that is
waved as special effects ... At times when my personal horizon
is shrinking due to health issues, these images allow me to
mentally escape and experience the sensations of a sea that
I can no longer physically approach.
Like a « madeleine de proust », this composition of multiple
images taken without prior intention, does not seek to imitate
the sea but give the sensation of it, evoking memories ...
to each one his own ...
Parco Nazionale delle Grandi Reti
Pigment print, framed with museum glass
9 x (80 x 120 cm)
2022
A net covering a construction container full of rubble referring
to an aerial view of a vast mountain landscape with an invented
name recalling those of an Italian national parc.
Like a « madeleine de proust », this composition of multiple
images taken without prior intention, does not seek to imitate
the mountain but give the sensation of it, evoking memories ...
to each one his own ...