Abstractive Photography
Bio
Bio
Born in Québec City in 1969, it was through my teenage passion for astronomy that I first learned the various concepts of photography and optics, by exploring astrophotography. My broader passion for photography truly took off in the mid-2000s with the arrival of affordable digital SLR cameras.
I then dove into all kinds of photographic styles, from insect macro to studio portraiture. The abstract style gradually emerged through these varied experiences and eventually established itself as my main artistic mode of expression in 2012. That same year, I founded Lumières Abstraites, a community that quickly grew and has since become a unique platform for abstract photography, bringing together a large number of enthusiasts of the genre.
Since 2015, I’ve had the opportunity to give lectures on abstract photography in several photography clubs across Québec, with the aim of better introducing this style and sharing my passion for it.
Artistic approach
The inclusion of literary passages in the presentation of certain photographs is an additional layer in my artistic approach.
The fusion of words and images can sometimes reveal a new way of reading the photograph, elevating it to another level. In the same way, the image can act as a vessel for the text, becoming a catalyst that either embodies its meaning or unveils a new one. The union of these two mediums thus gives rise to a singular work—one that is inseparable from both its visual and textual components.
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The inclusion of literary passages in the presentation of certain photographs is an additional layer in my artistic approach.
The fusion of words and images can sometimes reveal a new way of reading the photograph, elevating it to another level. In the same way, the image can act as a vessel for the text, becoming a catalyst that either embodies its meaning or unveils a new one. The union of these two mediums thus gives rise to a singular work—one that is inseparable from both its visual and textual components.
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