Didier Carré is a master of his craft:
an artist, a technician, a philosopher. An
image for Carré begins in the imagination
and, like a painting in oils, the shot is
constructed intellectually a step at a time.
During his 20 years as a lab technician,
he developed his skills, mixed his potions
and began to delve into his passions.
Carré is fascinated by the combination
and shapes of the objects he photographs
and will find common denominators in, for
example, the curves of a naked girl and a
flight of stairs, the result presented in a
diptych.
Carré steers clear of digital cameras,
though he desires to bring his work to a
wider audience by using the internet.