Wind at your fingertips

It is about men, women, children and birds. About this bird which tickles, which caresses and of this bird which scares. Of this bird which we let's hope to attract with a piece of nothing, a piece of trust and bread. this bird which we are happy about when it finally arrives in the depths of our hand, in the warmth of the neck or on top of our head. Of this bird which is there but soon will fly away, just after. From this little thing that came from far away certainly we will not hear the song but we know that it carries it with him. Of all these winds and landscapes hidden in his feathers. It is a question of men, women and children and the pride of having been chosen by a bird to land. A graphic work by Julie Luzoir and Francis Ramel, ramel.Luzoir This project received support from the Moselle department. A book printed in 300 copies at CCI, Marseille and a reprint of 300 copies a few months later