Photographer Romain Philippon and writer Yann Hamonet shared their identities on a journal project called "Antimemories" (Antimémoires in French). With this dialogue, which has become a map of memories, the two artists followed in André Malraux's footsteps.

Photographer Romain Philippon and writer Yann Hamonet shared their identities on a journal project called "Antimemories" (Antimémoires in French). With this dialogue, which has become a map of memories, the two artists followed in André Malraux's footsteps.

Photographer Romain Philippon and writer Yann Hamonet shared their identities on a journal project called "Antimemories" (Antimémoires in French). With this dialogue, which has become a map of memories, the two artists followed in André Malraux's footsteps.

Photographer Romain Philippon and writer Yann Hamonet shared their identities on a journal project called "Antimemories" (Antimémoires in French). With this dialogue, which has become a map of memories, the two artists followed in André Malraux's footsteps.

Photographer Romain Philippon and writer Yann Hamonet shared their identities on a journal project called "Antimemories" (Antimémoires in French). With this dialogue, which has become a map of memories, the two artists followed in André Malraux's footsteps.

Photographer Romain Philippon and writer Yann Hamonet shared their identities on a journal project called "Antimemories" (Antimémoires in French). With this dialogue, which has become a map of memories, the two artists followed in André Malraux's footsteps.

Photographer Romain Philippon and writer Yann Hamonet shared their identities on a journal project called "Antimemories" (Antimémoires in French). With this dialogue, which has become a map of memories, the two artists followed in André Malraux's footsteps.

Photographer Romain Philippon and writer Yann Hamonet shared their identities on a journal project called "Antimemories" (Antimémoires in French). With this dialogue, which has become a map of memories, the two artists followed in André Malraux's footsteps.

Photographer Romain Philippon and writer Yann Hamonet shared their identities on a journal project called "Antimemories" (Antimémoires in French). With this dialogue, which has become a map of memories, the two artists followed in André Malraux's footsteps.

Photographer Romain Philippon and writer Yann Hamonet shared their identities on a journal project called "Antimemories" (Antimémoires in French). With this dialogue, which has become a map of memories, the two artists followed in André Malraux's footsteps.

Photographer Romain Philippon and writer Yann Hamonet shared their identities on a journal project called "Antimemories" (Antimémoires in French). With this dialogue, which has become a map of memories, the two artists followed in André Malraux's footsteps.

Photographer Romain Philippon and writer Yann Hamonet shared their identities on a journal project called "Antimemories" (Antimémoires in French). With this dialogue, which has become a map of memories, the two artists followed in André Malraux's footsteps.

Photographer Romain Philippon and writer Yann Hamonet shared their identities on a journal project called "Antimemories" (Antimémoires in French). With this dialogue, which has become a map of memories, the two artists followed in André Malraux's footsteps.

Photographer Romain Philippon and writer Yann Hamonet shared their identities on a journal project called "Antimemories" (Antimémoires in French). With this dialogue, which has become a map of memories, the two artists followed in André Malraux's footsteps.

Photographer Romain Philippon and writer Yann Hamonet shared their identities on a journal project called "Antimemories" (Antimémoires in French). With this dialogue, which has become a map of memories, the two artists followed in André Malraux's footsteps.

Photographer Romain Philippon and writer Yann Hamonet shared their identities on a journal project called "Antimemories" (Antimémoires in French). With this dialogue, which has become a map of memories, the two artists followed in André Malraux's footsteps.

Photographer Romain Philippon and writer Yann Hamonet shared their identities on a journal project called "Antimemories" (Antimémoires in French). With this dialogue, which has become a map of memories, the two artists followed in André Malraux's footsteps.

Photographer Romain Philippon and writer Yann Hamonet shared their identities on a journal project called "Antimemories" (Antimémoires in French). With this dialogue, which has become a map of memories, the two artists followed in André Malraux's footsteps.

Photographer Romain Philippon and writer Yann Hamonet shared their identities on a journal project called "Antimemories" (Antimémoires in French). With this dialogue, which has become a map of memories, the two artists followed in André Malraux's footsteps.

Photographer Romain Philippon and writer Yann Hamonet shared their identities on a journal project called "Antimemories" (Antimémoires in French). With this dialogue, which has become a map of memories, the two artists followed in André Malraux's footsteps.