Writer George Haldas and photographer Danny Gignoux present paired perspectives on café life, combining photographs and text-based works to examine sociability in public spaces. The exhibition traces fifty years of change — from intimate face-to-face exchange to mass consumption and the rise of virtual platforms — and interrogates how uses of cafés have transformed. Through evocative images and narrative fragments, it reveals what these shifts reveal about memory, community and the tensions between nostalgia and critique.
