Hervé Plumet
This is your second impossible exhibition with an instant film that improved since then.
What was your second shot with this new film ?
Did you change/adapt your way of working ?
As the film progressed I could not rely on accidents.
Which part or not did you enjoy shooting with this film ?
You have to wait in between two shots, think or smoke a cigarette. Problem is that I do not smoke.
So I shoot and shoot without controlling, almost blindfold to discover afterwards what I have shot, with this impossibility to go back, to do it over or to amend.
Each instant shot is thus really unique.
What's next ?
Hervé Plumet
What was your second shot with this new film ?
Did you change/adapt your way of working ?
As the film progressed I could not rely on accidents.
Which part or not did you enjoy shooting with this film ?
You have to wait in between two shots, think or smoke a cigarette. Problem is that I do not smoke.
So I shoot and shoot without controlling, almost blindfold to discover afterwards what I have shot, with this impossibility to go back, to do it over or to amend.
Each instant shot is thus really unique.
What's next ?
Light and shadow as a message to be read.
Hervé Plumet is a French photographer and director whose style is made of humour and melancholy.
Being a former artistic director, he has a great experience with huge companies (Publicis, Renault, Stihl) and knows how to combine art and work.
In his way, he allows pictures to come to life, using light and shadow as a message to be read, leading to the communication of sincere universal emotions. Feelings that can seem hard to express to anybody else suddently become very easy to understand. As a modern artist, Hervé Plumet is often edited or exhibited (as he has been at the MAC/VAL in 2006).
