For this collection of fine art prints in my style “lights and colors”, I wanted to explore interiority and timelessness. This series of photographs evokes calmness, serenity, and strangeness.

These photographic works are hypnotic. The movement of the uninterrupted horizontal lines invites the viewer to contemplation and introspection.

These images gain substance from the ripples on the surface of the water. Abstract works made from the real, from the natural.

Each horizontal line represents a universe. The lines are parallel, existing without ever touching. Their movement takes place in a universe that does not alter the movement of others. Each universe is independent.

These ripples distort the surface of the water. They are fleeting. They exist while changing shape and gaining speed, until they run aground on a bank and disappear. They are like our lives in this ever-expanding universe.

The universe can be read from the literal perspective of astronomy, or it can figuratively represent a person.

Some ripples are linear. When formatted, they evoke rigorous discipline. Other ripples are curved. Untamed, they rise above others.

The variety of tones from cold colors and warm colors reflects our humanity. Each society is different. Yet it seems that two people are identical in this universe by the simple fact that we are all human.

The people we meet each day feed us. The contemplatives, the rambling minds, those lost in their thoughts while concentrating on the screen of their phone. They don't necessarily see us.

Living together, rubbing shoulders with each other without being in a relationship. We each focus on our personal universe. But you can seize your story. Take a photo. Get involved with social networks and on websites. Become the main actor of your story. Dare to dream.

These images evoke the past, present, and future. Our life in a moment.

Under the ripples lies the past on which we build our lives. Our present is the ripple itself. The air above is our future taking shape before our eyes, chosen by us or by others.

The framing provides physical limits which correspond to our societies. To be free is to be grounded in the beliefs, myths, and rules of our common life. Our space of freedom is limited to the space of the people around us.

These lines could be our astral universe. The framework would then define the limits of their expansion. Nothing would be infinite.

The use of colors in these works allows us to make some metaphysical digressions. The appearance of air bubbles floating on the surface of the water isolates and highlights our rebellion. We always try to be to be unique, to break free from the rules that guide our lives as they see fit.

What is the essential condition to success with no regrets? The answer lies in defining your own universe. Remain open to others. Constantly reexamine your values. Share them with others. Leave a door open to other universes and take time to watch them. Communicate beyond the framework. Stay open to infinity.