Part of a collection of drawings capturing people suspended in motion. They are either levitating, floating or falling, depending on how you see it.  

Jusqu’ici tout va bien.
This line, from the film La Haine (1995), tells the story of a man falling from a 50 story building. As he plummets, he repeats to himself, "So far, so good. So far, so good." 

Much like in the film, these works explore a moment in between, a state of weightlessness, uncertainty, and transition. Are they descending, or are they about to rise? Trapped in free fall, or on the verge of flight?
 
Each piece is printed on Hahnemühle Bamboo paper, an eco-friendly fine art paper made from 90% bamboo fibers and 10% cotton. Its natural white tone, acid- and lignin-free composition, and exceptional longevity make it ideal for museum-quality prints.
 
Produced with professional-grade printers and high-quality inks, these prints capture every detail, ensuring depth, richness, and lasting quality.