“During this journey one imagines stories about the forms and tasks one observes, one passes from one space to another, crossing the city and the thoughts of the walker. A dialogue is engaged with the city, its actors, its models to borrow the expression of Robert Bresson, since it will also be about automatism. This text also seeks to clarify the type of look and attention that the walker bears on the city, on the traces of passages that are produced there, in echo with the works of Ellsworth Kelly, Cy Twombly, and Bertrand Lavier in which we find these forms and recovered materials which are for all pretext to stroll.”Digital printing Munken white paper2019
