« […] Alexandre Furcolin photographs the kitsch décor of intense clandestine loves.

The story of necessity is a pop and sensual diary, many of the creatures of reverie don't let the cheveux mouillés after the joy come from indécent propositions and from invitations to never end up sleeping. The life unfolds here in an enchanting parenthesis filled with a soup of anxiety and melancholy.

Surrounded by plastic dauphins, a jetable razor, soda or beer canettes, a plafonnier shaped by an indiscreet mirror, glimmered the eye of a photographer balanced between recognition and reality. […] » – extract from the preface of Fabien Ribery; photos in colors, BeSpoke N° 16.