To photograph architecture is to express in symbiosis my two passions. On the one hand, there is the boundless love for the built universe, which led me to my degree in architecture. And on the other hand, the desire to share a vision of the world written in light. During my peregrinations, in cities or in the realm of images, I have shaped my gaze to detect and decrypt the intentions of designers. My photographs propose an interpretation of space, its geometry, its textures, its relationship to light and people. They seek out forms, question the architectural work as such, its relationship to humans and its environment. Each construction, famous or anonymous, has a story to tell, in its general or more particular aspects. Sometimes a general view will witness an insertion in a context, sometimes a detail will raise all the attention paid to the realization. To freeze, for a moment, the portrait and the personality of a work, it is necessary to take time to observe it, to go through it, and to seize its dimension.