My fine art architectural photographs take their cue from the forms that the city presents to the eye. A façade, a square or a vista become lines to be moved, brought closer together or rotated. In my *Imaginary Planets*, buildings sometimes retain their identity whilst inhabiting an unexpected space.
This gallery brings together works relating to the themes of Architecture and Urban Life. It allows you to explore different cities through my transformed photographs. Click on an image to discover the work, its location and the print options available.
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Alone!
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Babayaga
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Galilée square at Louvain-la-Neuve, Walloon Brabant
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Eternal Carcassonne
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Dresscode
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Waiting for Something
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Watching the Field
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The Spirit of Adventure
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The House
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Mars Field Universe
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The Metropolitan Crown
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La Grave Forever
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The Pink House
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La Major Under the Wing
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The Lion
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The Belfry
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EurOrbit
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Grand-Place, Great Silence
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The Gravity of Europe
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Circle of Silences
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Garonne in Weightlessness
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The Eye of the City
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The Eye of the Mount
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Guardian of the Invalides
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Institutional labyrinth
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Petite France
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Cinquantenaire Planet
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Bridges’ Ballet
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Where is the Arche BW ?
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The Voices of Harmony, Sometimes
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Reflection of Steel
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Monochrome Alsatian Sphere
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Palace of Versailles
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The Tower Case
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The European Island
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The Eye of the Union
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The Geometric Eye
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The Column
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Paris
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Paris, The Tower
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Breath of Architecture
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Metropolitan Planet
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Golden
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Alsatian Sphere
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Spirals of the Cathedral
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Green Strasbourg
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Parisian Whirlwind
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At the Centre of Debates
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Heart of Basilica
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Balance of Forces
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Guardian of Time
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The Union in Perspective
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The Heart of the Monarchy
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The DisUnited Voices Planet
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Lonely building
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The Garden of Europe
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MAS Forever
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The Castle
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The Village
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The Station Bins
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My Heart
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Our Lady of the Guard
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Where is the Arche?
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Thoughtless World
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Hey Toulouse
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Planet Montmartre
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Urban Rondo
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Toulouse by Night
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Speed Village
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Planetary Trocadéro
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Angkor Vat
Shifting the city’s landmarks
What interests me in an urban scene is not just the recognisable monument. It is also the empty space around it, the relationship between the volumes, or the movement of a passer-by. When a photograph becomes an Imaginary Planet, these elements shift position. The viewer’s gaze can then take a different path through a place one thought one knew.
To extend your visit, explore my selection of photographs of Paris and my ‘mini planets’ of Brussels. These tours focus on the artworks; my exhibitions follow a different thread.
Choosing an architectural photograph
Compare the compositions beyond the name of the city. Some works focus the architecture around a central point; others leave more space for the sky or the materials. Your attachment to a place may guide your choice, but an unfamiliar image may also catch your eye because of its balance and light.
To help you visualise the pieces, my installation simulations show various ways of displaying them indoors. You can then view the formats and media, as well as information on the limited-edition prints. Finally, if a piece catches your eye, I’d be delighted to discuss your choice with you.
To extend your visit, discover how I create the Imaginary Planets and my tips for hanging a fine art photograph. You can also explore other themes, colours and locations.