Book Signing & Meet-and-Greet | September 19, 2026, Studio Livres Bookstore, Le Crotoy
The Studio Livres bookstore in Le Crotoy will host Muriel Pénicaud for a talk and book signing of her books *Matrice des mondes* and *Travailler demain* on Saturday, September 19, 2026, from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION:
Studio Livres Bookstore: 1 Carnot Street, 80550 Le Corton
Date & Time: Saturday, September 19, 2026, from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Matrices of Worlds
Through her photographs, Muriel Pénicaud shares her perspective with us and discreetly reveals the inner worlds she captures in an existential poetry. Nothing escapes this curious and sensitive gaze, which soberly embraces the world and its driving forces: humble in the face of the earth’s power embodied by trees, enchanted by the birds’ ethereal dance, and moved by the humanity of a face committed to women’s freedom. Muriel Pénicaud reveals to us a glimpse of the hidden beauty of a world shaped by dreams, architecture, and matter, and invites us to contemplate simplicity, to listen to the silence of time standing still, and to admire the force of life.
Working Tomorrow
What will the future of work look like? 13 prominent figures share their perspectives.
This ambitious graphic novel paints a picture of a world in the making and offers food for thought as we strive to answer together the question everyone is asking: What will the future of work look like?
The story follows the adventures of Soraya, a young high school student who attends the retirement party for her grandmother Cathy, the HR director at an umbrella company. Soraya has one thing on her mind: to use this opportunity to finish her presentation on the future of work. But she never imagined she’d meet so many prominent figures from the world of work—from Christine Lagarde to Thierry Marx—nor that they’d agree to play along by becoming real-life comic book characters.
A true docudrama that is as serious as it is entertaining,*Travailler demain*stars Muriel Pénicaud, former Minister of Labor, and journalist Mathieu Charrier. Directed by Nicoby with realism, humor, and precision, this work is intended for anyone interested in the topic of work, whether they are schoolchildren, college students, working professionals, or retirees. This graphic novel was also awarded the 2025 Special High School Student Prize for Economics Comics.