Qu'est-ce-que le projet "Shadows" ?
Ce que vous voyez n'est pas ce que vous pensiez obtenir."Shadows", c'est jouer avec l'imaginaire.Réfléchir et se questionner.
Comment m'est venue l'idée ?
Tout a débuté lors d'une balade avec des amis, le dimanche 29 décembre 2013, au phare de la Garoupe, à Antibes (Alpes-Maritimes - FRANCE).Ma fille et celle de mes amis jouaient devant une vieille chapelle (voir photo), sur un petit muret. Il était aux alentours de 16h et le soleil commençait à se coucher. Les filles s'amusaient, couraient, jouaient, comme le font des enfants de 4 ans. La lumière rasante du soleil projetait les ombres bien sombres des fillettes sur le mur. Et là, j'eus cette idée : jouer avec les ombres. Je n'avais d'ailleurs jamais réalisé un tel exercice. Ne me demandez pas comment c'est arrivé mais c'est arrivé ! Les filles ont très bien joué le jeu et ça leur a plu.Après avoir diffusé cette photo à mes amis et sur les réseaux sociaux, j'eus beaucoup de retours positifs. Je me suis alors dit : "mais pourquoi ne pas faire une série complète sur ce thème ?!" (ça n'a encore jamais été fait - à ma connaissance 🤷🏻♂️). J'ai laissé mûrir ce projet près de 2 ans, puis j'ai entrepris des recherches de figurants pour réaliser ma série et mettre en scène toutes les idées que j'avais en tête. Le projet "Shadows" était né.
J'ai encore plein d'idées qui annoncent d'autres séries... mais quand ? Wait & see. 😉
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What is project "Shadows"?
What you see is not what you (really) get."Shadows" is playing with the imagination.Thinking and questioning yourself.
How did I get the idea?
It all started during a walk with friends, on Sunday, December 29, 2013, at the Garoupe lighthouse, in Antibes (Alpes-Maritimes - FRANCE).My daughter and that of my friends were playing in front of an old chapel (see photo), on a low wall. It was around 4 p.m. and the sun was starting to set. The girls had fun, ran on this wall, like 4-year-old childrens do. The grazing light of the sun cast the very dark shadows of the girls on the wall. And there, I had this idea: playing with shadows. I had never done such an exercise before. Don't ask me how it happened, but it happened! The girls played the game very well and they liked it.After having shared this photo with my friends and on social medias, I had a lot of positive feedback. I then said to myself: "why not do a complete series on this theme ?!" (it has never been done before - to my knowledge 🤷🏻♂️). I let this project mature for almost 2 years, then I started looking for people to make my series and stage all the ideas I had in mind. The "Shadows" project was born.
I still have plenty of ideas that announce other series ... but when? Wait & see. 😉
What you see is not what you (really) get."Shadows" is playing with the imagination.Thinking and questioning yourself.
How did I get the idea?
It all started during a walk with friends, on Sunday, December 29, 2013, at the Garoupe lighthouse, in Antibes (Alpes-Maritimes - FRANCE).My daughter and that of my friends were playing in front of an old chapel (see photo), on a low wall. It was around 4 p.m. and the sun was starting to set. The girls had fun, ran on this wall, like 4-year-old childrens do. The grazing light of the sun cast the very dark shadows of the girls on the wall. And there, I had this idea: playing with shadows. I had never done such an exercise before. Don't ask me how it happened, but it happened! The girls played the game very well and they liked it.After having shared this photo with my friends and on social medias, I had a lot of positive feedback. I then said to myself: "why not do a complete series on this theme ?!" (it has never been done before - to my knowledge 🤷🏻♂️). I let this project mature for almost 2 years, then I started looking for people to make my series and stage all the ideas I had in mind. The "Shadows" project was born.
I still have plenty of ideas that announce other series ... but when? Wait & see. 😉
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