The Melancholy of Lines

The horizon and the sea, the port and the industrial environment, the Perret architecture in a style between the Soviet Union and Gotham City, the very cinematographic neighborhoods and with it unpredictable weather throws unreal city lights ... in addition to his austere aesthetic, this city has a past that awakens in me a great feeling of melancholy. Almost completely destroyed during the Second World War, Le Havre was rebuilt on the ruins. Today is the second largest port in France, but also a holiday town and a recognized scenery for film. Since 2005, Le Havre is listed Unesco World Heritage.