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This is the photograph taken in Brittany in southern Finistère. In this version, the photograph is laminated on a wooden support and the red/purple band stands out in volume compared to the rest of the photograph.
This seemingly intact landscape is affected by a phenomenon that is now perceptible but difficult to see: global warming. I therefore wanted to make this phenomenon visible by representing it with a part of the landscape passed through… a red/violet digital filter, a color code corresponding to heat. This strip is the same size as the entire series to emphasize the universality of the phenomenon. If this strip is in volume compared to the rest of the photograph, it is in order to create a relief, to create a projection, and thus represent the landscape as it could be in the future. Depending on the orientation of the light, the strip will create a shadow on part of the landscape.
Romain Liverato, photographer and visual artist, draws his inspiration from the environment. Using landscape photography, which he modifies through various media such as painting, mosaic or collage, he brilliantly illustrates the human impact on nature. His work evokes the disconcerting emotion of this omnipresent alteration, implicating man as the measure - and cause - of all things.