"Wandering"

Wandering is a way to get lost in territories at the time when everything is geo-localized through our smartphone. The choice of the use of XX th century analog cameras and black and white films is a way to escape from the digital photography only able to produce images and not photographies. By using these old cameras, these photos are not localized through a GPS (the one on of your smartphone) and it is a way to deal with the epiphanic patterns around you when you're getting lost in some territories around the world. As an urban person, these photos are mainly urban landscape. Luccy R Lippard has wrote about the Tourism aesthetic at the age of our world globalization ( "On the Beaten Track: Tourism, Art, and Place" Luccy R Lippard 1999). This series is questioning both the aesthetic of this nomadism and what kind of epiphanic landscape it would define. Each picture is a place of a potential fiction... All the photos are produced with: Cameras: - A Zeiss Ikon Icarex 35 camera and a Zeiss Tessar 50 mm / 2.8 lens - A Rolleï 35 camera with a Zeiss Tessar 40 mm / 3.5 lens - A Rolleï XF35 camera with a Zeiss Sonar 40 mm / 2.8 lens Films: - Kodak Tmax 400 - Kodak Tmax 100 Valéry Grancher from 2016 until now