Mathilde Oscar
Cafarnaüm (Single)
DESCRIPTION
"Cafarnaüm" is an image from a series called "Dystopia", to pay tribute to nature and its insects and highlight their future on this planet.
How long will the human have the upper hand?
However, there are many more insects and more organized.
They have been walking the earth a long time, they bother us, we disturb, attack us! They frighten us and we are trying to exterminate them...
What if we live in perfect harmony?
Or if at the otherwise they were taking over humanity?
"Cafarnaüm" features the mother of the cockroaches, in a post-apocalyptic future where beauty and "disgust" mingle. She feeds them and loves them.
Come closer, this beauty is only mirage because its perfection has already been damaged.
Where some see only beauty and delight, everything will end up wilted, moldy, putrid.
An astonishing mixture that should lead to a paradoxical feeling in the audience!
Will you be disturbed, or will you be in admiration?
AUTHOR
- Winner of creative category and gold Award 2019 : The Portrait Masters
- Silver Award 2019 : WPE (International photographers Awards)
- Silver Award 2020 : WPE (International photographers Awards)
Permanent Exhibitions : Cannes (France), Workum (Netherlands), Yellow Korner (worldwide)
Mathilde Oscar is a french artist, photographer, artistic director, stylist/designers and scenographer.
Mathilde Oscar was born in Paris in 1980, she lives and works in Cannes.
First passionate about the painting she practices, she studied Art History in Nantes. When she discovered photography by accident in 2013, it was to transpose her pictorial ideas strongly inspired by the great masters of painting, and this is how we find in her works this light and this particular atmosphere that make his photographs real paintings.
The manufacture of sets, costumes and props quickly adds to her creative process as Mathilde Oscar wants to create her world from A to Z.
Often anachronistic and offbeat, his staging seem lost in an unknown time space, with multiple references to art history, present and past.
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