Colosses is a series from the French photographer Fabrice Fouillet, based in Paris, who decided to document the gigantic sculptures around the world, ridiculously huge compared to their environment. From Japan to China through Russia, Indonesia and Ukraine, Fabrice Fouillet is not interested here in the meaning of these oversized statues, but in the amazing scale ratio they cause. A photographic approach that oscillates between art and documentary and tends to explore the close relationship between man and his environment.
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