At the café, in the evening, in the street, I meet residents and workers and I ask them about their notion of “work”, more specifically about what happens internally during their usual journeys.

We enter together into a “dialogical” dynamic: from our tête-à-tête fragments of words are revealed, words to which I respond through photography and its formatting (drilling, embroidery, materials of the floors that we walk on, etc.).

Together we become a constellation of encounters, invoking appeasement, transformation, connection, thought, etc. thus revealing invisible dynamics that weave the links between territory and “work”.