The photography that I'm going to propose and which is part of a photographic project, is closely linked to my way of life: a set of estrangement, decontextualization and photographic gratification.
My initial purpose was to bring the concepts of pictorial abstraction into my shots, using only natural elements.It is a paradox to speak of an "abstract photograph" because, in itself, photography immortalizes what is real. So I decided to call my project more generically "non-figurative photography".The idea that I have followed is linked to the production of images that did not have a classic subject or composition, but a composition based mainly on shapes and colors. In my shots, I do not want to eliminate the subject, but remove it from the context in which it is located.This is not a choice, but a compositional necessity, which allows me to transmit to photographs, that estrangement that I myself go to seek when shooting and that gives me serenity. The same serenity that I sometimes miss in my daily life because of the extreme sensitivity with which I face it.It becomes therefore necessary to cut out a space to be able to decontextualize myself, for a moment, from the reality that surrounds me.Photography for me turns out to be a way to express all this.