In the series "Once upon a time tomorrow'', the artist-photographer Chris Morin-Eitner puts different megacities of the planet through strange treatments. Each time an iconic building, historical or contemporary, is put back on stage in a state of sublimated ruin, completely invaded by a friendly virgin forest, appeased animals, joyful birds, colorful flowers.
"Paris as seen by Chris Morin-Eitner lives under the vines, which cling to the feet of the Eiffel
Tower and climb the Arc de Triomphe." Paul Ardenne, curator in the field of contemporary art.
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Chris Morin-Eitner
Chris
Morin-Eitner is a French photographer of German origin, born in 1968. With a degree in architecture and an interest in urbanism -
especially when it is left to the creepers and the monkeys - he works like a "digital painter", playing with overprinting
and hybridization, combining photographs that he has all captured during his many travels. As a playful reconstructor, the artist
plunges us into an idyllic future, a sort of lush Garden of Eden where nature has regained its rights.
Photos by © Chris Morin-Eitner