A useful way to explore work credited to Michel Enfroy is to follow one visual question across several photographs. You might ask how the frame separates near and far forms, how a small bright area holds attention or how repeated shapes create rhythm. Choose a question that the images themselves support, rather than beginning with a label for an assumed style.
Write a short answer for each photograph and compare the differences. A recurring question can reveal both continuity and variation without claiming that every image pursues the same aim. Keep your conclusion attached to the group you have viewed. If project information is available alongside the pictures, use it to refine your reading while preserving the distinction between supplied facts and your own observations.