honorable mention
Emmanuel Passeleu france
title
Architecture and Airplane
After my studies in Art History, I turned to photography.
I specialize in architectural and interior photography with architects and decorators in France and abroad.
For a little over 2 years I have devoted myself a lot to the artistic field. It is natural that my creations are mainly oriented towards architecture.
Architecture attracts me, a building or even a simple wall, a piece of sidewalk can seem magical to me. I love photography, but filming is not the goal for me. I want to be able to bring, to change things, to play with reality. I like to see people projecting themselves in my photos, traveling, dreaming in this world that in any case I will have partly created, idealized to make it a unique place. For the most part I use digital collage - for me anything can look good, but not necessarily where it is. So I stroll. Once in my studio, I start my collage work. Sometimes it changes very little and other times it will take me dozens of images to create a new one. I like to draw ideas, techniques from the visions of various currents or movements such as the New Topography for example.
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entry description
This series focuses on the city of Toulouse in France and its close suburbs which is the European capital of aviation with the main headquarters of the Airbus company and its subcontractors. So it mixes architecture with aviationabout the photographer
My Name's Emmanuel Passeleu, I'm french artist photographerAfter my studies in Art History, I turned to photography.
I specialize in architectural and interior photography with architects and decorators in France and abroad.
For a little over 2 years I have devoted myself a lot to the artistic field. It is natural that my creations are mainly oriented towards architecture.
Architecture attracts me, a building or even a simple wall, a piece of sidewalk can seem magical to me. I love photography, but filming is not the goal for me. I want to be able to bring, to change things, to play with reality. I like to see people projecting themselves in my photos, traveling, dreaming in this world that in any case I will have partly created, idealized to make it a unique place. For the most part I use digital collage - for me anything can look good, but not necessarily where it is. So I stroll. Once in my studio, I start my collage work. Sometimes it changes very little and other times it will take me dozens of images to create a new one. I like to draw ideas, techniques from the visions of various currents or movements such as the New Topography for example.
welcom to my world
back to gallery