Among the major protagonists of French photography of the last fifty years, Bernard Plossu has photographed the whole world with the same curious and cutting gaze, focusing on the smallest details of everyday life. Food is therefore inevitably one of the subjects on which he has repeatedly focused: it is investigated in this exhibition through an unprecedented selection of images that mixes clear topographical trends with enchantment for the human figure. The great signs of the diner of the American West, where the author spent many years of his life, are flanked by more or less man-made landscapes, still lifes of found objects and spontaneous portraits that highlight the complexity of the relationship between people and food, always in poised between attraction and need, desire and need, pleasure and excess.