EN Pascal SGRO presents a collection of photographs titled 'Le Jardin du Lunch,' captured in a large cafeteria. He strives to capture the profound character of this place, to paint a picture of its unique atmosphere. This unchanging, if not somewhat outdated, location serves as a source of memories and personal emotions, while also being the stage for a humanity that Pascal SGRO documents – both tender and amused. Much like the famous television show 'Strip Tease,' 'Le Jardin du Lunch' could be a documentary in which the commentator fades away to let the protagonists of everyday life, of daily intimacy, speak for themselves.

Olivier Grasser, Contretype