During a week-long elementary school trip to the Dordogne in southwestern France, Mathias de Lattre and his classmates visited the Parc du Thot in Thonac, where he took the opportunity to try out the new disposable camera his mother had just given him. The photographic adventure in the wildlife and prehistoric area takes us back in time and to an imaginary place inhabited by a variety of grazing animals alongside giant ancestors set in poses reminiscent of their famous portraits in nearby Lascaux. ZOORAMA collects the highlights from this first series, entitled Jetable, marking de Lattre's clear debut at the age of ten, anticipating his vocation and hinting at the visual language to come.