“asseyez-vous (have a seat)” is a quiet study of Paris through its chairs—those simple, ever-present witnesses to the city’s rhythm. From the classic café chairs lining pavements to the iconic green Senat chairs of the Luxembourg Gardens, these photographs, all made in Paris, capture moments of stillness and suggestion. Often empty, the chairs hint at conversations paused, stories left behind, or the simple pleasure of sitting and watching the world go by. Wandering with my camera, I aspired to be a flâneur—moving slowly, observing without purpose, and letting these unassuming seats tell the story of the city.