Biography Louis de Lille,
© L2L after working with two FED 2 Russian device, Nikon D80 d2X d3X I am currently working with two devices a Leica Digilux 2 and a Leica Q.. Author Photographer
Louis made his start in Paris in fashion, architecture and the living arts. In studio or in
situation exerts his passion by means of different types of cameras without forgetting
the ones he makes with ... Eager
for travel and meetings, he makes a point of honor to
illustrate his escapes and the environments that " he discovers on his journey. After traveling through India, South Asia and after a stay in Russia, he sets up his
suitcases in Burgundy. This enthusiast of art in general, creates a gallery in a village of
eight hundred souls in the middle of the fields; The Burgundy Art Gallery. Painters,
sculptors and photographers from the region and elsewhere will discover their works
there. The events are buzzing and the gallery is very successful. He took part himself as a
photographer on several themes: "Féminin / Féminin", a series of nudes rather Rock'n
Roll; "666", with a female transposition of the crucifixion; "The scream of Munch" series
of Thai portraits while smiling; "Vital Commitment Prognosis", a vision of the future;
Then "The Moving Corps", series on dance (traditional in Asia and classical dance in St
Petersburg); "Male / Male", male nudes and "Metamorphosis", transformation of men
into women. The projects for 2018 are just as promising: Street, Building, Tattoos,
Physiognomy, Mythology ...
He exhibited in other galleries, particularly in Ancy-le-Franc with a theme that is of
particular concern to the population of the region. Indeed it signs there a moving report
of photos in black and white of a factory Lafarge left to the abandonment following an
economic closure. His photograph is essentially characterized by a vision, a pictorial approach. He uses this
visual art as a raw material, a permanent work of observation and research on the light,
the texture and the composition of his images. His work is both a reportage and an
author's picture; It is imbued with humanism, it knows how to make us feel all the
dignity of the subjects that are photographed. Finely composed, always with discretion,
his images show an astonishing ability to question himself unceasingly about his
environment. Louis de Lille is also a visual artist, for whom the measurement of time has a great
importance, moreover in the context of exhibitions on Contemporary Art, he will
propose one of his major works "MünchenKenstein", a photo montage Of a
reconstruction to infinity according to the photos of a building in deconstruction in
Munich. He will also present an original work produced by Burgundy snails fed with flour and
food coloring. And in a completely different theme, three small clocks representing the
goddesses of Olympus hanging in the air and turning with the wind and time.
