Escale, 2005
Photography : archival pigment print · 120 x 96 x 0.2 cm 47.2 x 37.8 x 0.1 inch
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Photography : numbered and limited to 8 copies
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120 x 96 x 0.2 cm 47.2 x 37.8 x 0.1 inch Height x Width x Depth
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This captivating artwork depicts a solitary gas station illuminated by bright lights beneath a striking starry sky. The artist juxtaposes the banality of the earthly scene with the vastness of the cosmos, highlighting a clear dichotomy between everyday reality and galactic dream. The imposing, luminous moon reigns supreme, enveloped in a multitude of twinkling stars and colorful nebulae, creating a mystical and otherworldly atmosphere. The station's artificial lighting, with its touches of green, contrasts boldly with the natural hues of the cosmos, symbolizing the interplay between technology and nature. This work invites reflection on our place in the universe, capturing the imagination with deceptive simplicity and infinite depth.
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To talk about my work, you have to go back to the origins.
The 70s, with the beginning of fine photographic art, the meeting with photographers Ralph Gibson and Duane Michals both on the line of demarcation, where reality becomes abstract.
It was therefore towards a creation diametrically opposed to that of conceptual photography that I was moving towards, a creation where there is no difference between the imaginary and reality. I decided then that my photos will not show, will not explain, will not question. They will open the doors to emotions.
I like to quote Gerhard Richter: "I obey no intention, no system, no tendency.. I like uncertainty, infinity and permanent insecurity". Bio:
Even though I became interested in music at a very young age through the piano, I always felt like a photographer. Always a matter of perspective. First more on the side of black and white than color.
The meeting with Helmut Newton, whose assistant I was, opened the doors to the world of fashion where I made a career working for the main French and Italian fashion magazines.
Today visual artist photography has replaced fashion and it is no longer in magazines but in French and foreign galleries that my work is exhibited.
Collections:
Soulages Museum / Rodez
Museum of Decorative Arts / Paris
Exhibitions:
2022
HERE Venice, Ten Arts
2019
Van Gogh Art Gallery, Madrid
François Giraudeau Gallery, Les Portes en Ré
2018
Art Basel Grand Openinf of Miami Dome, See Me
Miami Art Basel Aqua, Van Gogh Gallery
Chashama Gala Times
Poiesis Art Gallery, Paris
Paul Beuscher, Paris
2016
Marie Robin Gallery, Paris
Dock Art Fair Lyon, Francois Giraudeau Gallery
2015
Pont Neuf Gallery, Paris
House of Photography, Lille, France
2014
Marie Robin Gallery, Paris
The Cat Street Gallery, Signal 8 Summer Show, Hong Kong
Francois Giraudeau Gallery, Les-Portes-en-Ré, France
2013
Chatillon House of Arts, Chatillon, France
Francois Giraudeau Gallery, Les-Portes-en-Ré, France
Grand Palais, Arts and gardens, Paris
Silvia Weibel Gallery, Verbier, Switzerland
2012
Galerie les Singuliers, Month of Photography (official selection), Paris
New Images Gallery, Hotel Scribe, Paris
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