Geological lines, 2014
The natural environment of the west coast in the United States has been shaped largely by its geology. He contains a diverse desert environment of salt-flats, sand dunes, valleys, canyons, and mountains.
The existence of many craters in Death Valley National Park, the remnants of ancient volcanoes in Monument Valley, the hoodoos at Big water and the salt lake at Bonneville flats, all these landforms and natural geometries invite to create imaginary scenarios around these phenomena.
Between reality and fiction, The Geological lines project questions our approach to nature and cosmos, and our desire to read in the rocks. 1
He shows what is elusive, mysterious and encourages us to contemplation.
1. « L'écriture des pierres », 1870, Roger Caillois
Photographic silver prints. Variable dimensions.
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The road, California, USA, 2014
Ubehebe crater's desert, USA, California, 2014
Zabriskie point's wave, USA, California, 2014
Ubehebe crater's salt, USA, California, 2014
Ubehebe crater, USA, California, 2014
Big water's hoodoos, USA, Utah, 2014
Big water's hoodoos, USA, Utah, 2014
Artist's Palette, USA, California, 2014
Canyonlands, USA, Utah, 2014
Half dome, California, USA, 2014
Half dome 2, California, USA, 2014
Yosemite falls, USA, California, 2014
Rock, USA, Utah, 2014
Bonneville flats, USA, Utah, 2014
Arizona, USA, Arizona, 2014
Monument valley, USA, Arizona, 2014
Bryce canyon, USA, Utah, 2014
Zabriskie point's wave 2, USA, California, 2014
Canyonlands 2, USA, Utah, 2014