FAUVE

At the heart of this tale, ageless individuals wield the language of the elements. They follow rock tracks, track animals, answer a mysterious call. Fauve is an ode to transformation. To ancient rites. To forgotten games.

Fauve explores our ties to the outside world and our relationship with intuition. It's not a question of an impulse towards na- ture, but towards the living. Beings and things. The wind, the rock, the fox. Otherness.

It's a call to reaffect our senses. To reaffirm our listening. Reaching out for that something inside us, inscribed deep in our bodies, deep in our bellies. Something instinctual, animalistic. An open attention that induces other ways of being in the world and entering into relationships.

To succeed in making the experience of emancipation sensitive. That is the intention of this project.How can we carve out new paths? How do you become the architect of your own world? How do external elements unfold within us? And vice versa.Landscapes enter us, as we become one with them.

The images in this series are like fragments, snippets of stories of women refusing to shut themselves away. They act with the powerful intention and living strength of moving towards something that is like them. The color photographs represent this quest, this inner essence. The black-and-white images evoke the idea of passage. These monochromes constitute a space of circulation reserved for symbols and rituals.