NATURE DENATURED
2008 - 2011
One morning I woke up with a weird feeling. This came from a dream I had. I dreamt about painting some part of a plant or a flower, etc. and to photograph it.
What was the message of the dream? By a distortion of the nature, won't our eyes stop to have a thorough look at it? Will we ever take a close look at this plant, this flower, this bush without unusual color painted on it? Does not this force us to examine what a plant reveals, even a very common one from our garden? Did we ever notice the texture of leaves, the shape of the stem, the curves of the petals?
An unusual detail draws our attention and makes everything look different. Plants are only an example of this...
ALSACE #1 | 2008 | archival pigment print | 24 x 36 in | Edition of 10
HAWAII #1 | 2010 | archival pigment print | 36 x 24 in | Edition of 10
CALIFORNIA #15 | 2008 | archival pigment print | 35 x 24 in | Edition of 10
ARIZONA #3 | 2008 | archival pigment print | 24 x 36 in | Edition of 10
ALSACE #6 | 2008 | archival pigment print | 36 x 24 in | Edition of 10
CARAIBES #1 | 2010 | archival pigment print | 24 x 36 in | Edition of 10
NEW YORK #2 | 2009 | archival pigment print | 36 x 24 in | Edition of 10
ALSACE #3 | 2008 | archival pigment print | 24 x 36 in | Edition of 10
HAWAII #2 | 2010 | archival pigment print | 24 x 36 in | Edition of 10
NEVACHE #2 | 2011 | archival pigment print | 36 x 24 in | Edition of 10
ALSACE #11 | 2008 | archival pigment print | 24 x 36 in | Edition of 10
ALSACE #5 | 2008 | archival pigment print | 24 x 36 in | Edition of 10
NEW YORK #7 | 2009 | archival pigment print | 24 x 36 in | Edition of 10