In this black-and-white series, the suburbs of Paris are reimagined as an in-between territory — suspended between countryside, industry, and city. Through a meticulous search for a silver light, the photographer transforms raw concrete into a luminous, metallic surface, revealing an unexpected beauty within the urban periphery.

By night, silhouettes rise like sculptural and metaphysical forms, their monumental presence turning anonymous architecture into poetic landscapes. The banlieues cease to be marginal spaces and become instead a realm of imagination — a stage where matter, light, and geometry converge to question our perception of the urban and the sublime.