Philippe Remy
artist photographer
Namur - Wallonia - Belgium
When words are not enough, the image, the emotion and the interpretation, the face of impermanence.
OverExposed
Photographism
PSYCHOSIS
Fragmentation and duality as a last resort in the face of human madness. Withdrawal, isolation, hallucinatory imagination, and a certain disorganization of thought are as much signs of madness as they are sources of creativity.
These images reflect this state and this need to transcend matter, to be ethereal, to float free from the constraints of convention. They are not monsters, but rather intangible creatures, capable of moving freely in all directions, even becoming invisible through total diffusion. A drunken boat drifting away from the shore, gradually allowing the sea to close in upon it.
"The extreme limit of wisdom, that's what the public calls madness."
Jean Cocteau

Plate VIII
These images are loosely inspired by a reinterpretation of the Rorschach - psycho-diagnostic - Inkblots.
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SPECTRAL DEFIGURATION




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Expressionist Variations on Suffering





By transgressing the border that usually separates the photographer from his subject, I have become the object of my images, a constrained actor of my own scenario.
Antoine D'AGATA

“Paint the cry rather than the horror”
Francis BACON


















