2025
4 photo series, 800 x 540 mm
Inkjet print on Canson photo satin 270 g/m², 1118 mm x 30 m
Created in response to a prompt by Pauline Hiscbacq, which asked participants to explore the theme of passion through photography.
I chose to speak about my own passions: clothes, tableware, and bed linen — all items I buy second-hand wherever I go. There’s an order shaped by memory and experience.
A kind of accumulation that sometimes overwhelms me, a habit rooted in a capitalist logic I’m trying to break free from. In this photo series, inspired by the way objects are arranged and stacked in flea markets, I include an off-frame glimpse of my home in each sequence, revealing fragments of my intimacy. The wrinkled sheets visible throughout the series serve as a metaphor for the lived history of objects — one that they don’t always visibly carry.
In this project, every gesture — stacking, framing, revealing an off-screen space — becomes a way of stepping back. I’m trying to disengage, or to give form to this internal struggle.