CANNES 1966

On a folding chair, Roger Vadim poses, a wry smile on his face, a magazine in his hand. On the cover? Brigitte Bardot, his love, his muse, his brilliance. This Cannes 1966 is not just a memory, it's a declaration. With its warm colors and old-fashioned charm, Michaël Viger captures all the magic of a suspended moment, between glamour, tenderness, and nostalgia. Painted in oil on recycled formwork wood, the work evokes an era when cinema made hearts beat, both on screen and behind the scenes.