<La chute> (The fall)
This chapter serves as an introduction to the entire work and directly presents the central theme. Made up of poetry and vertically inverted images, it explores the paradox of physical movement and visual perception. Through contrasting poetic lines and images that defy gravity,
the chapter reveals a rupture between reality and how we perceive it.


<La mémoire> (Memory)
This chapter deals with the paradox of memory, as lived experience transforms over time into altered recollection. Composed of photographs, a short film, and a letter, it contrasts vivid descriptions of past moments with the stark, discolored imagery that memory reshapes.
The gentle and intimate tone of the letter stands in contrast with the desolate photographs,
highlighting the instability and subjectivity of what we remember.


<La source de lumière> (The source of light)
This final chapter tells a story through the form of a fable.
A shark jawbone and the surreal imagery of water together build a dreamlike atmosphere,
serving as metaphors for the inner journey. It reflects the realization that the values we endlessly pursue outside of ourselves may have already existed within all along.
Though shaped as a fable, its message is not a lesson for others, but rather a quiet vow we make to ourselves — to listen inward, rather than outward.


Nothing in this project was constructed artificially.
Our thoughts and values at the time surfaced naturally, and found form through the rhythm and light of the seaside town of Anzio. The images were not staged, and the words were not scripted. Only the direction we wanted to look toward held everything together.