The hidden face of chance

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All my picture subjects are random shapes produced by chance, they're composed by framing during shooting, they're never reframed nor retouched afterwards. My eye adapts to the aesthetics of each subject, producing series that don't compare to each other.

What if the hidden face of chance didn't look like chance but just like a world of creations born from intentions?

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It's the love for abstract painting, feeding my eye ever since my childhood, that gave me the need to take photographs.

I found myself at the crossroad of two mysteries : the mystery of the beauty of shapes generated by chains of physical consequences, and the mystery of our eye and its projections, the way our brain redesigns reality through interpretation.

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