The photographer would like to reveal the complex structure of plants. Most often, wild plants appear to us in a chaotic vegetal disorder, while urban trees are, on the contrary, pruned into a shape that follows human constraints. But, for the photographer, the trees present a harmonic structure, rather crystalline and ordered, and repeat certain movements like a wave or a dance. Simply documenting certain trees with photos on film, or making triple exposures on film by following the movement of the plants, the photographer creates a corpus of semi-abstract images questioning our vision of the world and its nature.