“You can’t take a picture of this, it’s already gone.” This is the last line of the series Six Feet Under which summarizes life in just one blow. You can’t capture moments, you can only live them, insignificant but unique moments that trap you without you noticing, in which everyday things become fantastic, strange and enigmatic.

“FOREVA” attempts to remind us of life, to remind us of what surrounds us everyday, to appreciate it, love it and to feel that there is a type of love in life that is forever, and that it is a type of spirit that is eternal and immortal.

It deals with love in all of its different forms, from the incomprehensible and exciting side to its most exhausting and stimulating side.

Sometimes I think of love as a McGuffin, something that you don’t understand, but that inevitably attracts you because of its mysterious meaning, filled with, amongst other things, a great sense of humor, and without its incomprehensible magnetism, love would lose all of its magic and interest.