Roselyne Titaud

Roselyne Titaud observes the lives of others through their interiors, their knickknacks, and the particular atmosphere of their daily private setting. Their knickknacks, their accumulated objects, alive with personality, memory, and curiosity, function as containers of time - to stop it, or injured it on its race. Because Titaud always works with natural light, there is something that is always guaranteed by this light. The photographer, no trickster herself, captures the tricks that light plays as it finds forgotten and overlooked interior spaces. What it illuminates is not simply the physical, the spatial. With every visit she does, Titaud gives a respectful portrait of the "others" who inhabit these spaces. The poetry of her images records those who search for ease in a confused world. 0Exhibition: Musée d'Art Moderne, Saint-Etienne, France.