By offering an unorthodox, almost heretical translation of Martin Luther King's famous I Have a Dream speech, Gaspard Delanoë, accompanied by his faithful translator Gaëlle Bourges, reinterprets this text of messianic essence and strongly imbued with biblical formulas in the light of French, secular and republican Cartesianism. And gives an idea of what a hexagonal version of the text might be. In short, it's a French version of I Have a Dream.
Cover photo: I have a dream ©Gaspard Delanë