This open-air exhibition honours fifty years of photographic attention by Gomot in Saint-Paul-de-Vence. Installed through the village streets, the images stay close to the place they remember: stone lanes, façades, doorways and daily passage. The strength of the project lies in its lived view of a famous hilltop village. Instead of reducing Saint-Paul to postcard beauty, it brings forward faces, gestures, village moments and artistic memory. The walk becomes a conversation between photographs and setting, between the people who have watched the village change and the visitors who discover it today. It is discreet, local and finely placed.