Grès

Grès (Tentative de sédimentation) traces the inner journey of a mall security guard who, in the space of a week, goes from acceptance of his condition to revolt.

In this tale of harsh, concrete poetry, Guillaume Cayet tells the story of "people like me" in the first person. Downgrading, peripheralization, humiliation: the daily lot of a section of the population who, little by little, build up their resentment, until the inexorable explosion. Until the revenge in yellow vests of the forgotten, of those who are nothing. And who are finally becoming visible.