QUANTUM MULTIVERSE

ENGLISH // Quantum Multiverse
Intimate note – 2023

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I often photograph with the feeling that the world is not quite where I am looking at it.

There are moments when reality seems to crack, very slightly. Nothing obvious, nothing spectacular. Just a shift. A sense that the scene could tip over, repeat itself differently, or exist in several versions at the same time.

Quantum Multiverse was born from this unease—from a need to give form to the persistent feeling that what I see is only one possibility among others. That every place, every moment, contains invisible, silent, parallel worlds.

I photograph ordinary spaces, because they intrigue me the most. They appear stable, reassuring. Yet it only takes a reflection, a doubling, an almost imperceptible rupture for everything to waver. I try to capture that precise moment when reality begins to doubt itself.

This work is not a demonstration, still less an answer. It is a search. An attempt to make visible what escapes me. Photography then becomes a place of uncertainty, a space where the gaze cannot settle definitively.

I like the idea that the viewer might feel this hesitation—that they are no longer quite sure what they are seeing, or from where they are looking. That the image gently resists them.

Quantum Multiverse speaks of these discreet fractures in reality—of those moments when we sense that the world is multiple, fragile, and perhaps deeply bound to our own gaze.​