Keep trace of all the places where we lived, where we slept and therefore left behind a part of ourselves. Make them appear in color on the city map. This is how these topographical paintings came into being, whose composition is ordered by the mere chance of the life of the individual represented.

In order to show the temporal dimension that is not visible on city plans, Pierre Millotte has experimented with several methods like this series where each painting stops at a given moment in the life of the represented subject.By the accumulation of streets this series lets guess the perigrinations of life.

This concern to show the passage of time ended up giving birth to chronological paintings. These paintings make visible the exact number of nights spent in the city and they specify by colours the street which sheltered sleep (the white represents the absence in the city).
The choice was made to cover three years per picture and the whole thus constitutes a long autobiographical sequence.