In the 1950s, the illuminated signs of the first fast-food restaurants began to light up the streets of American cities. It was the beginning of a new era where speed took precedence over quality, and time seemed to accelerate.

Amidst these neon signs, one would find servers and waitresses dressed in impeccable uniforms, symbols of efficiency and progress. These outfits evoked a world where everything had to move quickly, very quickly.

Today, as notifications replace conversations and meals are often reduced to moments between meetings, filled with processed products and protein bars, the “Sandwich” collection is born. It is a satire of our habits, of society, a mocking eye on the 1.6 billion ham and butter sandwiches sold in France in 2022, based on an embrace of the past to better embrace the future.