The relentless passage of time, the interpretation of reality through the medium of photography, and the human condition form the starting points for this perspective on the world. Through the use of long exposures, certain images seem to capture the past, the present, and perhaps even the future all at once: a notion of “transition” that the photographer seeks to highlight in his current work.Photography thus does not merely freeze a specific moment, but becomes a space of transition, where movements transform, leaving traces in their wake.As you imagine these photographs in relation to your own movements and your perspective as viewers, they dissolve into a shifting sense of time. A dialogue then emerges between the image and the viewer, giving rise to the illusion of almost perpetual motion. The photographs in the project ...de passage! presented at the Caves de Courten in Sierre were taken between 2017 and 2025 in Switzerland, Japan, France, the United States, Greece, India, Italy, Spain, Morocco, England, and Iceland. May 28 – November 7, 2026 (closed for the summer from June 20 to September 3)Opening reception and cocktail hour: May 28, 5:00 p.m. – midnight during La Nuit des Galeries

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