Presentation

The exhibition presents photographs of landscapes, mainly in the form of spherical panoramas. This technique provides a complete representation of the environment photographed as a "little planet". This approach mainly magnifies two elements: earth and sky. This visual distancing from the earth and the sky invites the spectator to meditate on his relationship to creation and on the climatic issues that result from it. Beyond the playful nature of these photographs, the exhibition is intended to be an awakening "to the grandeur, the urgency and the beauty of the (ecological) challenge before us" (Laudato Si ').

The intention

For centuries, cartography has imposed on us a representation of our planet in an inert form. The exhibition is intended to be a reconstruction of this image of the earth, by enhancing, through lush nature, the predominant place of the living. Other photographs, by enclosing the sky, present the atmosphere to us as an enclosed space, and therefore particularly sensitive to the variation in the proportion of the gases which compose it.