Infâme

Some images just don’t translate.

Infâme is a micro-publication born out of this constraint. The project brings back images that have been rendered invisible, moving them off the screen to rediscover a physicality, a touch, a presence.

The body appears here without seeking to seduce, not as a subject to be captured, but as a terrain to be explored.

Through a free photographic practice, Infâme brings together forms that question their own perception: ambiguous eroticism, the body as matter, images outside the frame.

What is perceived as infamous then becomes a shared space, a place of recognition and support.

And so they are printed.