This picture is extract of the photographic series entitled “Balance”. The aesthetic presence of this work tends to create a substantial tension casting doubt on the reality of images. Yet, everything here is real. The experimental constructions made in and outside of the studio, use different materials. The objects photographed are formed through a meticulous search for balance. A balance that binds space, color, composition and assembly of matters and materials. The series explores the paradoxical relationship between the two-dimensional character of photography and its subjects: sometimes transparent, sometimes moving or voluminous. The framework imposed by the photographic medium is an essential component in the final result. The eye could believe that these images derive from a digital manipulation. The soft yet saturated colors accentuate these ambiguities and emphasize the surrealist dimension with poetry. Interior designer — Sophie Dries
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My name is Valentin Fougeray, I work and live in Paris and I’m photographer. After studying architecture, I started focus on art in 2009. I came to Paris in 2012 to do Gobelins school where I have been graduated in 2014. Today, I split my time between a commercial practice and my artistic one which is based on experimentation. I like to play visual contingencies, failures that twist an object from its shape. Valentin Fougeray ›
My name is Valentin Fougeray, I work and live in Paris and I’m photographer. After studying architecture, I started focus on art in 2009. I came to Paris in 2012 to do Gobelins school where I have been graduated in 2014. Today, I split my time between a commercial practice and my artistic one which is based on experimentation. I like to play visual contingencies, failures that twist an object from its shape. Valentin Fougeray ›
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