CAIRN Chambéry, France
L'alcool a cette propriété double de lier les individus autant que de les amener à
s'opposer.
Les actions, les idées, les comportements et les personnalités deviennent autant d'éléments adoptant ce caractère ambivalent lorsque leur nature profonde se révèle, une fois la crasse du paraître, nettoyée par des flots éthyliques.
C'est d'une de ces ébriétés destructrice qu'est né le projet Cairn.
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