The winter garden had always been his refuge, his space of freedom in a world of constraints where he lived. He loved to come here when he could no longer think calmly about solutions for his daily life. He would sit in the red armchair, close his eyes, and let the sun warm his face.

Since the great tidal wave, the greenhouse had been submerged by the waters, tearing everything in its path. Fortunately, the structure had withstood the onslaught, the water level had receded, and his faithful red armchair had been spared. One last time, he would come and sit here, under the large glass roof, amidst the vegetation reclaiming its territory.

Continuing his photographic approach, Francis experiments with artificial intelligence to evoke imaginary worlds in a near future profoundly affected by the advent of digitalization and the upheavals of climate change and geopolitics

With Keep on chilling, this photograph by Francis extends his exploration of the AI-generated imagination, placing an orange chair at the heart of a ruined conservatory where water reflects the stained-glass windows and vegetation reclaims the space. In this abandoned setting, the contrast between the comfort of the furniture and nature's reassertion tells a story of a near future shaped by digital technology, climate change, and geopolitical upheaval. This limited-edition print invites reverie: a numbered print that blends elegance and narrative, ready to inhabit a space and become a fragile memory, resisting the test of time.