Invisible Paris part 1 of 4

This series illustrates my main artistic approach: the revelation of an alternative environment invisible to the naked eye and the invitation to contemplation and daydreaming. The city of Paris appeared to me as a subject of choice: known for its monuments, bridges and museums, Paris is the most photographed city in the world. Through these pictures, I wanted to change my point of view and bring to the foreground the vegetation scattered in the city. This vegetation contrasts with urbanism because of its immaculate white color, a symbol of purity. I wanted to integrate the presence of passers-by walking in certain shots in order to accentuate the poetic vision of my series and to invite the spectator to travel in this dreamlike environment.