The Flanograph
(Paris)

I move through a foreign city slowly, letting streets, corners, and passing moments lead the way. The camera follows the rhythm of walking — attentive, open, receptive. I'm drawn to in-between spaces:

to light that hesitates, to gestures that almost disappear, to fragments of everyday life that reveal themselves only when I’m not looking for them. Flanograph is not about the city as a place, but about the experience of moving through it — as an outsider, as a listener,

allowing the unfamiliar to become momentarily intimate.