"It's like a song you know by heart or coffee that always tastes the same."

Here, the medium of vinyl evokes redundancy. The vinyl has a limited amount of space. The above music is therefore frequently replayed, and sometimes even remain in the head and end up being known on the fingertips. This may echo the definition of routine.

Coffee is a recurrent example in the lexicon of routine. It reminds us of the new day that is beginning, the same drink that we drink every day, sometimes even at the same time. Coffee also illustrates the difficulty of getting out of this routine, as difficult as getting a coffee stain out.

"And when time will have reason of our bodies, our hair and our eyes, I will be always blue of you"

The choice of black and white printing allows the flatness of the blue acrylic paint to stand out. The lack of color also helps intensify the feeling of love. Nothing else matters to these two lovers being in love with each other. The choice of the color blue refers to the expression "to be blue of someone".

This spot, which suggests and does not indicate

a body, but rather the multitude of small things that give rise to love. That is to say that love is not only physical, but also psychic.

The text, allows to create a feeling of envelope, of cocoon. That makes it possible to isolate and to unify the two characters.

"Love the pink and shut up."

"Constraint" looks at the standard of female beauty. These encourage conformity in the way of being and behaving in society. Every action, every piece of clothing, every word is scrutinized and constrains freedom. Pink is symbolic, it represents femininity, or the image that sticks to it. The choice and the style of the graffiti typography used for "beauty standards" allow to put in contradiction two elements. On the one hand, the beauty standards, this imposed and universal norm, and on the other hand, graffiti is synonymous with discontent, vandalism, rebellion against the system. A personal and direct means of expression aimed at impacting the degradation it generates.

The addition of these elements allows to express this:

the standards of beauty are so normalized and unattainable that it brings to the vandalism of the personality of each one. They force one to fit into a box in order to be properly considered.

"And if I fall, I fly into the ground."

This image is taken from the phrase "feeling laid bare." It illustrates the discomfort and emotional fragility about a situation or even a person. The lace on which our protagonist rests is sewn to the paper. It symbolizes the fragility of the world on which she rests. The cracks covering her body are added to the golden paint. They refer to an ancient Chinese porcelain repair technique called "Kintsugi". Its philosophy is to leave the marks of damage, but also of repair visible, these are embellished with gold. They signify not the end, but the beginning of a new cycle.

"- I am my father's son, I go everywhere he goes, my grandmother hated it, but I always stole my father's car to go around without telling him.

- Yes, I know grandpa, you already said that....

- ...."

Sometimes we can be lonely, even with people around. Loneliness means misunderstanding, it is unique to each person. This is often the case for the elderly. They see the world changing around them and sometimes feel helpless in the face of incomprehension.

The use of black dry pastel illustrates the volatile side and the transparency of the silhouette seeming indifferent to the eyes of the protagonist. These are drawn on tracing paper over the print. This makes the image didactic, and shows the viewer two worlds in which the character lives. A world where he is misunderstood and one where he is alone.