Initiated by Rubis Mécénat (south africa) and La cité des arts (Reunion Island), "the big way" is a collective documentary project. During various residencies, the photographers tried to revive the memory of the first road to run across the city of Saint-Denis from east to west: the rue du Grand Chemin (Long Way Street). This road still exists but is now called rue du Maréchal Leclerc. With the complicity of the inhabitants, they initiated a photographic work which seek to tell the daily life of the neighbourhood through still images, audio recordings and interviews.

Initiated by Rubis Mécénat (south africa) and La cité des arts (Reunion Island), "the big way" is a collective documentary project. During various residencies, the photographers tried to revive the memory of the first road to run across the city of Saint-Denis from east to west: the rue du Grand Chemin (Long Way Street). This road still exists but is now called rue du Maréchal Leclerc. With the complicity of the inhabitants, they initiated a photographic work which seek to tell the daily life of the neighbourhood through still images, audio recordings and interviews.

Initiated by Rubis Mécénat (south africa) and La cité des arts (Reunion Island), "the big way" is a collective documentary project. During various residencies, the photographers tried to revive the memory of the first road to run across the city of Saint-Denis from east to west: the rue du Grand Chemin (Long Way Street). This road still exists but is now called rue du Maréchal Leclerc. With the complicity of the inhabitants, they initiated a photographic work which seek to tell the daily life of the neighbourhood through still images, audio recordings and interviews.

Initiated by Rubis Mécénat (south africa) and La cité des arts (Reunion Island), "the big way" is a collective documentary project. During various residencies, the photographers tried to revive the memory of the first road to run across the city of Saint-Denis from east to west: the rue du Grand Chemin (Long Way Street). This road still exists but is now called rue du Maréchal Leclerc. With the complicity of the inhabitants, they initiated a photographic work which seek to tell the daily life of the neighbourhood through still images, audio recordings and interviews.

Initiated by Rubis Mécénat (south africa) and La cité des arts (Reunion Island), "the big way" is a collective documentary project. During various residencies, the photographers tried to revive the memory of the first road to run across the city of Saint-Denis from east to west: the rue du Grand Chemin (Long Way Street). This road still exists but is now called rue du Maréchal Leclerc. With the complicity of the inhabitants, they initiated a photographic work which seek to tell the daily life of the neighbourhood through still images, audio recordings and interviews.

Initiated by Rubis Mécénat (south africa) and La cité des arts (Reunion Island), "the big way" is a collective documentary project. During various residencies, the photographers tried to revive the memory of the first road to run across the city of Saint-Denis from east to west: the rue du Grand Chemin (Long Way Street). This road still exists but is now called rue du Maréchal Leclerc. With the complicity of the inhabitants, they initiated a photographic work which seek to tell the daily life of the neighbourhood through still images, audio recordings and interviews.

Initiated by Rubis Mécénat (south africa) and La cité des arts (Reunion Island), "the big way" is a collective documentary project. During various residencies, the photographers tried to revive the memory of the first road to run across the city of Saint-Denis from east to west: the rue du Grand Chemin (Long Way Street). This road still exists but is now called rue du Maréchal Leclerc. With the complicity of the inhabitants, they initiated a photographic work which seek to tell the daily life of the neighbourhood through still images, audio recordings and interviews.

Initiated by Rubis Mécénat (south africa) and La cité des arts (Reunion Island), "the big way" is a collective documentary project. During various residencies, the photographers tried to revive the memory of the first road to run across the city of Saint-Denis from east to west: the rue du Grand Chemin (Long Way Street). This road still exists but is now called rue du Maréchal Leclerc. With the complicity of the inhabitants, they initiated a photographic work which seek to tell the daily life of the neighbourhood through still images, audio recordings and interviews.

Initiated by Rubis Mécénat (south africa) and La cité des arts (Reunion Island), "the big way" is a collective documentary project. During various residencies, the photographers tried to revive the memory of the first road to run across the city of Saint-Denis from east to west: the rue du Grand Chemin (Long Way Street). This road still exists but is now called rue du Maréchal Leclerc. With the complicity of the inhabitants, they initiated a photographic work which seek to tell the daily life of the neighbourhood through still images, audio recordings and interviews.

Initiated by Rubis Mécénat (south africa) and La cité des arts (Reunion Island), "the big way" is a collective documentary project. During various residencies, the photographers tried to revive the memory of the first road to run across the city of Saint-Denis from east to west: the rue du Grand Chemin (Long Way Street). This road still exists but is now called rue du Maréchal Leclerc. With the complicity of the inhabitants, they initiated a photographic work which seek to tell the daily life of the neighbourhood through still images, audio recordings and interviews.

Initiated by Rubis Mécénat (south africa) and La cité des arts (Reunion Island), "the big way" is a collective documentary project. During various residencies, the photographers tried to revive the memory of the first road to run across the city of Saint-Denis from east to west: the rue du Grand Chemin (Long Way Street). This road still exists but is now called rue du Maréchal Leclerc. With the complicity of the inhabitants, they initiated a photographic work which seek to tell the daily life of the neighbourhood through still images, audio recordings and interviews.

Initiated by Rubis Mécénat (south africa) and La cité des arts (Reunion Island), "the big way" is a collective documentary project. During various residencies, the photographers tried to revive the memory of the first road to run across the city of Saint-Denis from east to west: the rue du Grand Chemin (Long Way Street). This road still exists but is now called rue du Maréchal Leclerc. With the complicity of the inhabitants, they initiated a photographic work which seek to tell the daily life of the neighbourhood through still images, audio recordings and interviews.

Initiated by Rubis Mécénat (south africa) and La cité des arts (Reunion Island), "the big way" is a collective documentary project. During various residencies, the photographers tried to revive the memory of the first road to run across the city of Saint-Denis from east to west: the rue du Grand Chemin (Long Way Street). This road still exists but is now called rue du Maréchal Leclerc. With the complicity of the inhabitants, they initiated a photographic work which seek to tell the daily life of the neighbourhood through still images, audio recordings and interviews.

Initiated by Rubis Mécénat (south africa) and La cité des arts (Reunion Island), "the big way" is a collective documentary project. During various residencies, the photographers tried to revive the memory of the first road to run across the city of Saint-Denis from east to west: the rue du Grand Chemin (Long Way Street). This road still exists but is now called rue du Maréchal Leclerc. With the complicity of the inhabitants, they initiated a photographic work which seek to tell the daily life of the neighbourhood through still images, audio recordings and interviews.

Initiated by Rubis Mécénat (south africa) and La cité des arts (Reunion Island), "the big way" is a collective documentary project. During various residencies, the photographers tried to revive the memory of the first road to run across the city of Saint-Denis from east to west: the rue du Grand Chemin (Long Way Street). This road still exists but is now called rue du Maréchal Leclerc. With the complicity of the inhabitants, they initiated a photographic work which seek to tell the daily life of the neighbourhood through still images, audio recordings and interviews.

Initiated by Rubis Mécénat (south africa) and La cité des arts (Reunion Island), "the big way" is a collective documentary project. During various residencies, the photographers tried to revive the memory of the first road to run across the city of Saint-Denis from east to west: the rue du Grand Chemin (Long Way Street). This road still exists but is now called rue du Maréchal Leclerc. With the complicity of the inhabitants, they initiated a photographic work which seek to tell the daily life of the neighbourhood through still images, audio recordings and interviews.

Initiated by Rubis Mécénat (south africa) and La cité des arts (Reunion Island), "the big way" is a collective documentary project. During various residencies, the photographers tried to revive the memory of the first road to run across the city of Saint-Denis from east to west: the rue du Grand Chemin (Long Way Street). This road still exists but is now called rue du Maréchal Leclerc. With the complicity of the inhabitants, they initiated a photographic work which seek to tell the daily life of the neighbourhood through still images, audio recordings and interviews.

Initiated by Rubis Mécénat (south africa) and La cité des arts (Reunion Island), "the big way" is a collective documentary project. During various residencies, the photographers tried to revive the memory of the first road to run across the city of Saint-Denis from east to west: the rue du Grand Chemin (Long Way Street). This road still exists but is now called rue du Maréchal Leclerc. With the complicity of the inhabitants, they initiated a photographic work which seek to tell the daily life of the neighbourhood through still images, audio recordings and interviews.

Initiated by Rubis Mécénat (south africa) and La cité des arts (Reunion Island), "the big way" is a collective documentary project. During various residencies, the photographers tried to revive the memory of the first road to run across the city of Saint-Denis from east to west: the rue du Grand Chemin (Long Way Street). This road still exists but is now called rue du Maréchal Leclerc. With the complicity of the inhabitants, they initiated a photographic work which seek to tell the daily life of the neighbourhood through still images, audio recordings and interviews.

Initiated by Rubis Mécénat (south africa) and La cité des arts (Reunion Island), "the big way" is a collective documentary project. During various residencies, the photographers tried to revive the memory of the first road to run across the city of Saint-Denis from east to west: the rue du Grand Chemin (Long Way Street). This road still exists but is now called rue du Maréchal Leclerc. With the complicity of the inhabitants, they initiated a photographic work which seek to tell the daily life of the neighbourhood through still images, audio recordings and interviews.