Almost everyone has one. At first, it sparkles in the living room like a new friend. Later, it becomes a faithful companion to support the man at rest . Until it is discarded and ends up in the rubbish. Like a monument of support, such a structure then stands in the public space. Far too conspicuous not to be in the way and often too 'damaged' so it rarely gets a second chance to start a new life in another household. "Until I suddenly saw the connection between people and sofa or chair. As a farewell, and last gesture, why not cut out a sewing pattern from the piece of furniture and photograph man as a mannequin next to his faithful servant before it is discarded and destroyed. I call it 'Interactive street photography', with passers-by."
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