Compared to Olivier Richan’s grey minimal tone, his tone is more lively, the shooting angle is close up to the object. It seems to me that rather than photographing an object, his works are more like dissecting objects.

“astro crusto, a,” 2012

I can clearly see this is a lobster, but the broken shell, the texture of flesh was torn off, and the flies, they convinced me it was a trash on dinner table.

Pear, passion fruit & lychee, 2000

The title is explain the image in a very directly way. But in this image, the pear is a peeled pear skin, the lychee is without the skin, and the passion fruit is left with only a shell. The whole image is like being a small kitchen, the skin, the lychee pulp, and the shell. None of them are complete.