Two-part installation presented as part of the exhibition “CHERCHE APPARTEMENT” at the Centre de la photographie Genève. The first part, shown on the wall, brings together posters combining images and texts, building a fragmentary narrative around the conditions of social inscription: private space, administrative status, and above all, access to secure housing. The second part consists of 4,500 photographic prints (nine images in 550 copies each), arranged in stacks on the floor and made available to visitors. The wall images refer to the artist’s apartments in Geneva, while the take-away images evoke family homes in other countries. This spatial and editorial deployment creates a resonance between intimate space, forced mobility, and symbolic sharing beyond the exhibition walls.