French photographer Cerise Doucède has made a series of images with suspended objects that blurs the fine line between fact and fiction.
Doucède’s pictures aim to portray “the decisive moment when the person in the photo starts to think about something else”.
“…at a particular moment, the dream takes over and then the whole décor surrounding the person comes to life,” said Doucède.
It takes three days to set up a scene as the objects are being attached to a string.
Doucède deliberately leaves the thin strings visible because she wanted to maintain a connection between reality and the surreal moments.
“Otherwise it's just a fictional or fantastical photo and I didn't want that.”
[via Inception Gallery]
Doucède’s pictures aim to portray “the decisive moment when the person in the photo starts to think about something else”.
“…at a particular moment, the dream takes over and then the whole décor surrounding the person comes to life,” said Doucède.
It takes three days to set up a scene as the objects are being attached to a string.
Doucède deliberately leaves the thin strings visible because she wanted to maintain a connection between reality and the surreal moments.
“Otherwise it's just a fictional or fantastical photo and I didn't want that.”
[via Inception Gallery]