A gallery of color portraits of football stars like Nicolas Anelka and Djibril Cisse, of a star for kids or teenagers like Lorie who just entered the Musée Grévin and of Madame de Fontenay with her wax statue;
the painter Joe Coleman photographed in New York in his studio, Yannick Noah former tennis champion and now singer, or Stomy Bugsy, rapper and actor... Portraits of figures made in privacy and sensitivity to capture the transience of an illusion...
A gallery of portraits in watercolor, colors that fill pages of this book of life, the photographer gives a new dimension to the portrait photography to bring out rare images, which are conspicuous by their difference.
In Musée Grévin, the well-known figures play with the immobility of their wax lookalikes, here are unique and fun images of Madame De Fontenay or Lorie. A few thousand miles away, the photographer has invited himself into the studio of the painter Joe Coleman in New York to brush in his turn a portrait, in Black and White this time.
In a recovered intimacy, he tells his meetings with the football players Nicolas Anelka and Djibril Cisse, the rapper and actor Stomy Bugsy, or the former tennis champion converted to music Yannick Noah. He elevates them to the status of dramatic icons. He offers the difference to them, a platform where they can discover new facets in them.
The photographer does not stop there, he recomposes and reworks his shots, makes again his prose in his own way, so he definitely plays with compositions and with dimensions. Each shadow carries a special meaning; each shade gives one more reason to leaf through this gallery.