Artist and photographer couple Tiberghien Nelson and Isabelle Chaput work under the name Cesar Love Alexandre and their latest work is a story about youth, culture and discovery.
As the ideally suited location they were able to shoot at this place that belongs to friends of them, who are also an artist couple named Paul Perpere and Anna Zoria. The model is Karen of Oui Management. “We wanted to create a narration with a predominant ambiance of a coming-of-age type of movie. We wanted to create this atmosphere of romantic and effortless youth, blurry and hazy. That’s why we shot it with the analog camera. Our inspiration comes from our own experience and environment, coming to a big city as young adults, discovering culture, art, and opportunities. Art has a huge place in this story, the original pieces (The symetric woven pictures are from Paul and the paintings are from Anna) in the pictures are the symbols which represent the inspiration and future that is ahead of her.”
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This article really captures the sense of uncertainty that comes with blurry and hazy moments. I often find that some of my best experiences are clouded in ambiguity. It can be strange how those moments stick with us even when the details are unclear. It makes me think about the beauty of imperfection.