Increasingly we speak of the end of the world, as we know it, the disappearance of nature under
the pressure from artificial, polluted and mistreated environments. Helplessly, we are witness to the
consequences of nature being thwarted. Will we be forced to imagine ourselves in a world without horizons,
limits or landscapes?
My ongoing investigations concern the relationships that we
maintain with nature and the perception we have of it. Previously my studies have concentrated on inhabited
territories or landscapes modified by man, and now the core of my work is centred on important geological
sites, strewn with imprints and traces that recount earth’s history, its origins, and its inner depths.
Language
is present in this project but not the language of men. It is now the language of stones and of the Earth
that is inscribed in my images. Although we may not possess the codes to decipher this book of nature, I
would like us to have, faced with the images, the profound feeling that a saga is inscribed within them.