Fascinated by photography since childhood, Jean-François Rauzier entered the École Nationale Louis Lumière in 1976. For thirty years, he explored different artforms, from painting to sculpture. In 2000, his work took a new turn. Using the visual grammar that he had developed during his years as a commercial photographer, he invented the concept of the hyperphoto. It is the culmination of his artistic development, and a step which allows him to reconcile his technical and poetic impulses. For his hyperphotos, Rauzier creats monumental digital images composed of several thousand pictures taken with telephoto lens, which are then assembled by hand on his computer.
HyperVersailles, Jean-François Rauzier
Until April 1, 2012
Musée Lambinet
54, boulevard de la Reine
78000 Versailles
Tél. : 01 39 51 30 32
