LUMIèRE ÉPHÉMèRE

LUMIÈRE ÉPHÉMÈRE examines the presence of light as a transient and structuring element within the photographic process. The series is produced by intentionally introducing flashes of light into the camera while directing the lens toward the sun, allowing optical reflections to emerge as primary visual elements rather than secondary effects. These luminous intrusions interrupt the image, unveiling moments that are brief, unstable, and irreproducible. By working with light as an event rather than an object, the series reflects on the fragility and immediacy of experience, shaped by occurrences that appear and vanish within a single instant.