"BURNING CARS" came from my vision and the desire to convey a powerful message through visual storytelling. I was inspired by the socio-political landscape and the symbolism associated with luxury cars, I chose to explore themes of rebellion and social frustration. The burning cars, in this context, became a big symbols not just of material destruction but it’s an acts of resistance, representing deep-seated frustration against economic and social inequalities in this world.
"BURNING CARS" it’s just an act of rebellion. For me, burning cars is a means of expression. Where I come from, it has become a way to manifest our disagreement with the shortcomings of political action. In France, urban violence has its roots in the gap between the promises of the Republic - equality, integration, work, brotherhood - and the daily reality of disenfranchised populations relegated to the outskirts of cities.
For them, it's simply property damage. For me, it's a cry for help.
My choice to use AI over photography for this project stems from my intention to push the boundaries of conventional artistic expression. AI becomes a powerful tool that amplifies my personal vision, allowing ideas without limit without having limite of creativity. The collaborative dialogue between human creativity and the precision of algorithms results in thought-provoking visual narratives.
Also, to show people that as a photographer, we don’t have to be scared of AI, it’s just a tools for creativity. It will never remplace human, and our emotion and soul with put in out art.
All the print are for sale and limited at 30 editions each.
"BURNING CARS" IN PALESTINE
"BURNING CARS" IN DAKAR
"BURNING CARS" IN SUDAN
"BURNING CARS" IN TOKYO
"BURNING CARS" IN ALGIERS
"BURNING CARS" IN PARIS
"BURNING CARS" IN SHANGHAI
