Series
Dé-Cadence
Inspired by Simone de Beauvoir’s reflections on ageing, Dé-Cadence looks at old age as a split experience: the self we feel, and the self reflected back by others.
The series observes the conditioning imposed by time, family and social perception. Surrealism becomes the only possible answer to this paradox: a thread, an antidote, a way to distort time before it fixes us.
Dé-Cadence freezes, steals and reshapes time, catching the present in the middle of a race against the requiem.
Series
Minority
Minority places the world back in context, without claiming to resolve it. It moves through cultural, social and economic tensions where exclusion often seems reduced only on the surface.
Rooted in reality while leaning toward dream and utopia, the series faces contemporary paradoxes and a suspended sense of time.
Its aim is neither to betray nor to judge, but to dismantle the uses of the contemporary world and expose them without ornament, letting reality appear in its own absurdity.
This series was selected among the 26 finalists of the Prix Picto for young fashion photography.
Series
Old Fashioned
As life unfolds, perception changes. Reality shifts, some senses sharpen, others fade, and new sensations appear.
Time is the culprit. Senescence blurs the tracks: present, past and future begin to merge. Old Fashioned plays with that drift by letting natural light take hold of the subjects, drown them and reveal their material timelessness as a quiet gesture against time passing.
Series
Rise
This series describes the evolution of a person as the light appears. Between dream and acceptance, the character finally understands who he really is.