The invention of smartphones has lead to a new form of communication that brings about an over-saturation of images that eventually lose meaning. This projects returns to a human level: raw portraits of people, having a number (between 1 and 100) or a letter (from A to Z) printed on their clothes, shot in their daily lives.
The encounter does not last more than two minutes: just a moment to get to know them and capture a piece of their existence. The spontaneity with which they pose without really presenting themselves with flattering self-consciousness is disconcerting.
