Architecture

Like a sherpa of the Himalayan mountains of North-Eastern Nepal, I survey, with my backpack, this decor of faces, walls, spiers, corridors, ridges.

Between these stone buildings and these glass towers, the architecture, a real time travel machine, guides my steps in the great book of history of our societies. Vertiginous is the experience of navigating through the centuries by the architectural movements that I see unfolding in my photographic camera.

Far from the rocky mountains, the landscape around me remains no less mountainous. An observation can be drawn: we remain microscopic and dominated by these constructions coming straight from our minds, by something bigger.

For total and complete immersion, I offer you some musical titles to capture the atmosphere of this journey:

Isaac Hayes - Theme From Shaft (1971)       

Roy Hargrove - Strasbourg St. Denis (2007 New Morning Club)

Reflecting the sky, the clouds, the light,

my mind gets lost in these glass walls.