Photography begins long before I release the shutter.
Whether I photograph prehistoric reconstructions, landscapes, bodies or virtual worlds, every project begins in the same way: by spending time with a place, a person or an idea before making an image.
Betweenstrap is not a collection of series. It is a way of looking.


Four territories. One photographic practice

Origins & Reconstructions
Reconstructing what time has erased, where scientific research, history and imagination converge to give the past a visible presence.
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Bodies, Gestures & Traces
Bodies are not directed or performed, but discovered through improvisation, balance and the unpredictable rhythm of movement.
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Walked Territories
Landscapes photographed through repeated journeys, where time spent walking becomes as important as the photographs themselves.
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Imagined Territories
Extending the same photographic practice into virtual worlds and AI, where new tools open new ways of seeing.
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Some projects take a few days.
Others continue for years.
What connects them is not their subject, but the relationship built before making the photograph.

WALK
Most projects begin with walking

RETURN
One visit is rarely enough

OBSERVE
Photography starts long before the camera

WAIT
Some photographs need time before they appear

Whether I work in a prehistoric workshop, on a mountain path, in a studio or inside a virtual landscape, my method changes very little

Collections, Exhibitions & Publications
Metropolitan Museum of Art · Musée de l'Homme · MOCAK · Galerie du Jour / agnès b. · National Geographic · The New Yorker · The Economist · Le Monde

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