In exploring the history of everyday mediums, we’re captivated by analog relics—film photography, vinyl, camcorders, and audio cassettes. The shift to digital, both in content creation and consumption, has streamlined access but at the cost of contrast and depth. Seeking to reclaim elements like shadows, perspectives, and creative nuance, we experiment with stylistic exercises. One example draws inspiration from social media’s archives: “In 1980, a Japanese journalist filmed an iPhone.” This reflects a fascination with blending eras, imagining how past technologies might interact with today’s innovations, offering a richer, layered approach to digital storytelling.

Roosters: Get back! We spread our vibe around the city. Above your rooftops hovers a parallel reality, nonetheless necessary. Free your minds, enjoy this new community, and look at the sky. It is never too late to connect with others, believe in your fellow human beings, and trust in our differences.

Explore our video ‘pochade,’ where we recreate the iconic 80’s aesthetic and ambiance. This project continues our journey into analog media, capturing the nostalgic essence of the era.

At Pascal’s, we embrace paradoxes in creativity, valuing interpreters over executioners. We celebrate green plastic, bad images, poor photos, and authentic imitations in our unique artistic journey.