'The raw light of the flash' can be a way to talk about particulars without losing the perception of a whole. The atmosphere comes from the dynamic relations between them.
'Through his works, Jocelyn Philibert attempts to question the notion of reality by confusing up reality and representation. Such as a painter and his color palette, the artist will create an image from a hundred of pictures of a real subject. This representation, however, will leave the spectator in a state of uncertainty and make him or her fall into a universe situated between fiction and reality. The nocturne atmosphere, the effects of perspective and depth and the raw light of the flash contribute to create a mysterious and strange mood. Everything seems both real and unreal, natural and artificial.'
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