Cliché Numérique reflects on the relationship between photography, digital manipulation, and the construction of visual meaning. Through composited imagery and references to familiar photographic conventions, the series examines how digital technologies reshape our understanding of authenticity and representation.

The photographs reproduce visual tropes that feel immediately recognisable within photographic culture while subtly destabilising them through artificial interventions. In doing so, the images highlight the tension between photography’s traditional claim to truth and its contemporary status as an increasingly constructed medium.

The resulting scenes feel both plausible and strangely displaced, echoing the weird quality of images that appear familiar yet subtly wrong.