A former tailoring in the Parisien district Belleville was changed into a gallery space. Three U-shaped walls, made of gipsum blocks and courtain fabric, form a good structured space which works as a neutral background for the presentation of artworks. Ceilings, walls and floors have not been refurbished.

The new stone walls define the exhibition space, while the workspace of the gallerist is enclosed by courtains. The courtains hide storage shelfs and protect them during conversion phases against dust. In front of the windows the fabric works as a shading.

The conversion was realized with a limited budget. All used materials are of simple and standardized origin. Only the office desk and presentation shelf of the gallerist was custom-made by a carpenter.