MEN AT LUNCH

Here's the translation:
New York, 1932. On a steel beam, eleven men share their meal, suspended above the void. Men at Lunch is Michaël Viger's vibrant homage to these workers who came from Italy, Poland, Ireland… They had nothing, except a dream. Painted on construction wood, this fresco captures the fragile moment where camaraderie defies vertigo. It's a nod to the photographic icon, transformed here into a painted, profoundly human memory.