Between 2010 and 2014 in Brussels, the Bed & Breakfast was an underground concert venue.
It is also now a comics that evokes the birth, life and closure of the place and sketches a portrait of underground strategies.
In this flow of memories, half-nostalgic half-documentaries, we talk about self-help and self-study, it is about the joys and difficulties of community life, and then the subjective experience of the night-life, atered states induced by the music.

Although this story is rooted in the real and the lived, his look is at the limit of the figurative. The characters become psychedelic figures, wiggle in fuzzy sets made of clouds of points. The intention is to seek the particular imprecision of the memory and the truth of its sensation.

Bed & Breakfast was first published in 2015 by L'égouttoir, this second updated and extended edition is the fruit of a partnership between La Poinçonneuse and l'égouttoir.