Presented on the windows of the Solothurn Literary Days, Carnet de voyage weaves the intimate and the geopolitical into a visual journal composed of slides and text fragments rendered in adhesive lettering.The phrases, visible from the street, invite passersby to continue reading online via QR codes. The project reflects on how image and text can inhabit public space, and how a personal narrative unfolds on an urban scale.Conceived as a fragmentary, open-air narration, Carnet de voyage explores visibility, movement and reading — through a form of writing that is both intimate and political.