Since the beginning of his career, Takashi Homma has been focusing on the relationship between mankind and nature, documenting both the happiest and most glorious outcomes and the most deleterious ones. This exhibition, conceived for the Esprit Nouveau Pavilion designed by Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret, combines two projects created by the Japanese photographer over a large period of time, between 2000 and 2018. The M series collects and compares the facades of a series of McDonald’s stores in different parts of the world, focusing on their differences and on the countless similarities that refer to the standardization of the food itself. The Trails project, instead, portrays the traces of blood left by some deer hunters in the mountains of Hokkaido, whose cruel elegance recalls traditional calligraphy. The speed of consumption is opposed to the slowness of research, keeping the sacrifice of the animal at the centre.