Georges Rousse, French photographer and visual artist, has established himself in the world of photography since the 80s.
At nine years old, he received a legendary Brownie Flash from Kodak as a gift. While he is a medical student in Nice, he learned from a professional the shooting and printing techniques, then created his own architectural photography studio.
Inspired by both Land art and the painter Malevitch, Georges Rousse invests buildings, designed an ephemeral graphic work there following the principle of anamorphosis (distortion of an image using an optical system), then the restitution in large format photo.