Laurent Dequick moves away from the traditional representation of the landscapes around us, presenting a highly poetic vision. As an eyewitness of the contemporary city, it is on his escapades that he captures many of the sites that have been the undisputed witnesses of history and of the radiating influence of the countries he travels through. The Pompidou Center, otherwise known as “Beaubourg”, completes his series on Paris. Although it was widely criticised at its inauguration in 1977, it is now considered one of the most emblematic monuments of the French capital.