Catherine Becker-Echivard, who is a novelist as much as a photographer, has created for more than 10 years an infinity of settings and character scenes, into which she inserts small protagonist fishes and makes them live all she has in mind. Whether they express loneliness, intimacy, membership or musical addiction, those characters of predilection, which are dressed, occupied and put on the stage, account for the perpetual motive of her artistic career. The photographer, who is familiar with animals she fished during her childhood, transform them into patient friends. They allow her to investigate the infinite fields of staging and to establish a real small theater of animal images, which reminds us with accuracy the twists and turns of Human comedy.
