THE READING MAN IN HAVANA

The man who reads is never lost. Cuba, 1967. A man in white leans against an old American car, hat tilted, gaze absorbed by the pages. In the heat of a suspended moment, The Reading Man in Havana celebrates the power of imagination, capable of taking one far even without moving. Michaël Viger paints here, on recycled formwork wood, an ode to reading, to inner freedom, and to timeless elegance. It's a discreet, vibrant work that invites one to slow down the world around them.