Fascinated by that "something" she perceives among those who have learned "how to pray", she tames their lights. In peaceful solitude or feverish crowds, overcome by a disquieting impatience or kissing the ground, in the wear and tear of time and young lights, between superb domination, voluntary concession and pathetic submission. She turns religions into the subject of a life. Marie Docher resorts to her art and her own humanity to search for means to portray the divine, with simplicity and emotion as manifestations of her own presence in the world. Max file size(s): 1MB, 15MB, 30MB, 50MB (Uncompressed) JPEG. |