Manon Deck-Sablon

Manon Deck-Sablon explores through her photographs the sensitivity acquired in her training as a landscape architect and architect to stage encounters between bodies and their environment.

Naked bodies, anonymous, faceless, de-sexualized, gender-neutral, deployed in space, creating absurd and poetic situations where models lose their identity and become nothing more than abstract and disarticulated forms interacting with the full and empty of their environment. Whether architectural or natural, the chosen landscapes are distorted by these frozen choreographies, bringing our gaze to circulate with new perspectives.

Each shot is an adventure in which she likes to guide the models, to explore their limits: modesty, flexibility, sometimes hostile environment.. ;  

Nudity in these unlikely places and encounters with passers-by question and deconstruct our relationship to the body and nudity.

She is often compared, by her approach and approach, to the American artist Spencer Tunick who sometimes even has the nickname “Spencer Tunick du pauvre" given the much lower number of models!