Pellerin Rd
C-print, 20 x 20 cm

At the end of the day, once the rhythm of the city has slowed down, windows light up and a domestic life begins. The soft light emanating from inside suggests us an atmosphere that we fill with our own domestic experiences. The window stands as the threshold between private and public spaces. It communicates inside and outside in a double glance. The frame, the glass, and the curtain make us conscious of the voyeuristic act of transgressing the boundary.