A Parisian-Based Japanese Creator's Vision of Life with Renault (Part 1) | Renault Gallery
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July 1, 2015

A Parisian-Based Japanese Creator's Vision of Life with Renault (Part 1) | Renault Gallery

Café terraces, street parking, and low-set, retro traffic lights are indispensable to the Parisian streetscape.
A bride and groom in a decorated car head from the town hall to the ceremony venue. A common sight on Parisian weekends.
A yellow post box and car, as if coordinated.
Driving at roundabouts with courtesy and respect for the rules.
The French cherish their possessions. Even retro cars blend into the city.
Parking methods unimaginable in Japan. In a way, the French are free.
The roundabout, a type of intersection, is surprisingly energy-efficient.
A line of cars parked bumper-to-bumper is, in a sense, an art form of car life.
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A Parisian Life with Renault, by Japanese Creators Living in Paris (1) | Renault Gallery

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