Raphaël Cohen dans Caméléon

Like a chameleon, Raphaël (if we still believe in first names) has always had to adapt to his surroundings. Present everywhere, but belonging nowhere. Often at ease, but always a little foreign. Behind the variety of social masks he has had to embody, what remains? Taking as his starting point a fragmented life—both unstable (a chaotic journey, existential doubts, wandering) and exploratory (psychological and social explorations, sometimes pushing boundaries)—Raphaël invites us to laugh at ourselves and free ourselves from the constraints of a self that does not belong to us. Through his free-spirited and irreverent perspective, Caméléon questions the construction of identity, relationship dynamics and the pursuit of personal freedom in relation to norms often perceived as absurd and alienating.