External perspectives on my artistic work
Through various exhibitions and encounters, my work on my Imaginary Planets has drawn diverse perspectives, captured in articles, profiles, and publications dedicated to my career and artistic approach.
These external viewpoints offer a different way of interpreting my creations - highlighting my relationship with reality and the imagination, the transformation of photography into a creative medium, and the gradual evolution of my work toward abstraction, relief, and even augmented reality.
Here, I have gathered a selection of these articles, profiles, and publications.
WaWa Magazine
Paul Marnef: The Imaginary Planets of a visionary photographer
Artist Profile
WaWa Magazine looks back at my journey—from press photography to the creation of *Imaginary Planets*—and explores the desire to transform reality in order to build a more poetic and unexpected universe.
The article also discusses the origins of my artistic approach, my creative process, and the evolution of my work through various exhibitions.
Article in Wawa Magazine
This Is Not Belgium
Paul Marnef: Poetic Cartographer of Invisible Worlds
Artist Profile
This Is Not Belgium takes an in-depth look at my world and how "Imaginary Planets" gradually evolved into a personal artistic language.
The profile explores, in particular, my relationship with photography, the transformation of natural and urban landscapes, the poetry and mystery inherent in my creations, and the evolution of my work toward new forms of expression.
Article in This Is Not Belgium