Thanks to the photographs I took on Jekyll Island, I've embarked on an original project combining photography, music and poetic writing.

I set out to breathe new life into nature and its wandering remnants, with the aim of prolonging their existences, taking a fresh look at them, charged with imagination and creative potential. Collecting fragments of memory. Transposing my experiences with the environment is a way for me to revalue the living, to connect with reality and maintain links with the world.

What am I talking about in this project?

About growth and fulfillment, fear and resistance, hope and despair, experience and teachings, dream and nightmare, living and surviving...

This Driftwood Beach is a place full of magic and mystery that made me see beauty and ugliness in their splendor. It has led me to walk on this ascending road that brings me closer to the starlight, or which have led me to take passages plunging me into darkness. This creation is dual in the sense that there is no white without black, no shadow without light, no fullness without emptiness... 
Is this artistic project just a dream? Trying to capture and photograph feelings, their embodiment - or even their spectrum?

In any case, I hope to offer you a unique and unforgettable stroll along Driftwood Beach on Jekyll Island, GA.

Enjoy your visit!