Architecture nominee

This series takes part in the project Les Demeures Invisibles, based
on Italo Calvino's book, The Invisible Cities. It represents the city
of Bersabée. Its inhabitants think that there are two cities: one that
is celestial and another one that is suffering of degradation and that
has been abandoned. These photos represent the places of the abandoned
Bersabée's city.

Sylvain Heraud is 29 and was born in Cannes, on the French Riviera. He studied computer science and has had a PhD in this domain. He is now working as a R&D engineer. He has been practicing photography for more than 5 years, and has been learning this art by himself.

Sylvain has always loved travelling : while visiting Europe, the USA and Japan, he is developing a growing passion for photography. The architectural heritage draws his attention: he wishes to discover these buildings and understand better their history.

Sylvain is willing to reveal and highlight these places, that are marked by the cultural, industrial and politics influences of each country. Sylvain realises a huge work of research to be able to find out new sites.