"What Remains at the Bottom of Me" by Karen Assayag

Karen Assayag invests the Solidarity Factory on February 17, 2026 with a series of arresting portraits and visual testimonies. Through her lens, the artist captures vulnerability and strength that resides in each of us, highlighting the invisible traces left by our life paths. This artistic proposition, visible until July 31, 2026, is grounded in a profoundly human approach, seeking to create a bridge between individuals. The photographer uses light and grain to tell stories of resilience that resonate far beyond the confines of the installation. Upon visiting this exhibition space, the public encounters universal emotions, rendered palpable through a refined aesthetic and delicate documentary approach. It is a unique opportunity to observe how art becomes a vehicle for mutual understanding within an environment dedicated to aid.