Krinein is a brand that offers a unique and engaging experience of the Orsay Museum through the artwork of Christophe Chabouté. With his distinctive black and white drawings, Chabouté immerses us in a world where the museum awakens and comes to life once the visitors have left. The play of shadows and intense blacks, characteristic of Chabouté's work, does not weigh down the atmosphere but instead provides us with a truthful, idealized, and even idyllic visit.

Whether it's the pompous descriptions of some visitors or the young people glued to their phones, each person has a different and characteristic approach to the artworks. Our behavior speaks volumes and defines us. Through the album, Chabouté invites us to discover how the artworks themselves perceive us and what they would say if they could speak.

The reader is captivated by the visitor's narrative, and as a central theme, Chabouté poses thought-provoking questions about a particular artwork that seems to resonate with many spectators. The album begins with nearly 50 pages without text, building up to the emotional impact of a particular statue. With its captivating cover, Krinein's album takes us on a journey of exploration and introspection