Gallery Showcase

This collection of digital imagery blends erotic-geometric pictorial fantasies, composed of photographs sourced from the internet, fragmented, multiplied, symmetrically juxtaposed, and distorted through countless transformations.

These photomontages are presented in complete disorder, which is appropriate for such madness. They measure only the breadth of my wanderings and contradictions alongside the love and respect I dedicate to women.

Eclectic models and locations convey the diversity of my aesthetic approach and my research on the nude over the years. I've had opportunities to experiment with portraits, various cameras, lighting, natural settings, studio work...

My photography translates plausibility, respect, and relationship. I capture feminine beauties that need no extravagance to shine. They always decide what they wish to share.

The photographs presented correspond to various wanderings from 1995 to 2018 in Provence, Martinique, Hérault and the Cévennes, on the Greek island of Milos, in the Maghreb, in Venice and Cannes. But while a location often provides the framework or atmosphere that inspires and facilitates the realization of an image, it means nothing without the desire to create an image that goes beyond the initial reflex to capture the moment.

Photography is one of the pleasures of sight! In photography, as in my life, I've always been drawn to the human element.

I present a series of 12 photographs of female bodies in black and white and square format.

The square format, in memory of a Hasselblad bought at a flea market long ago, black and white because that's where I started photography as a kid, and the nude, because...

Eric Ceccarini offers us a journey through his various photographic projects that he has been leading for several years.

More than ever in search of beauty and sensuality, he still considers the woman's body as the most beautiful of landscapes.

With his eye exclusively sensitive to natural light, he presents his collaborations.

The title of this exhibition has a dual meaning and represents the perfect philosophy of my approach to nude photography. The age of my models on one hand, but especially the story over time, of the past, present and future, that which still remains in the continuity of my work as an author.

For nearly thirty years, I've been photographing the nude; year after year, my vision and style have remained faithful to the original representation of my beginnings, to the point where it's sometimes difficult to date or differentiate images taken more than twenty years apart.