The image almost marble-like appears as the cartographer’s nightmare: a map of fluxes, a territory where luminous traces mimic roads, borders, and reliefs. The wide yellow ribbons become main axes, rivers or energy corridors. Around them, red and green networks draw a geography of intensity, zones of variable density where movements, circulations, and nodes of activity overlap. The white lines, flickering and unstable, act as shifting contours, temporary borders of a space still in formation. Suspended between satellite view and cellular imaging, this cartography oscillates between terrestrial macrocosm and biological microcosm, a territory performed by light. It reads like a reverse grattage of Gerhard Richter: not subtraction but accumulation, a palimpsest built layer by layer.Napex 91209

Sylvain Bellenger