This satirical photograph visually plays with the utterance of Jesus in John 8:7, viz. “He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her”. As an institution, the Church has often used its teachings throughout history to oppress, discriminate and persecute everybody who differed from its authority and had a different culture, opinion, sexuality or lifestyle than the one commonly accepted. The Boy plays with a slingshot as he seems to denounce the antagonism between religious values and the application that the church makes of them.

SELF-REFLECTIONS is a series of satirical and surreal self-portraits, presenting a repertoire of four personalities that live inside the same person. Photographed as archetypes and fairy tale characters, they are named: The Villain, The Joker, The Prince and The Boy.

The images, meticulously constructed like paintings with in-depth work on their characterisation, colour and style, form allegorical tableaux whose narratives intertwine artistic, cinematic and philosophical references. They evoke the construction of identity, childhood, death, freedom, madness… sometimes to comedic effect.

Irony and subversion invite the viewer to a striking world filled with a strange chromatic unreality, a theatre of the absurd where a single actor plays all the roles.

— Présences Photographie, Montélimar (France), 2022.