The restoration of the mud house and the artistic installation are an enhancement of the local architectural and intangible heritage. The village is changing. Today, questioning memory means offering villagers a time and space to reflect on their becoming. The restoration work uses traditional building methods and ecological materials. The airiness of the wooden framework, carried by the side walls, is accentuated by the removal of the floor. A fisherman's net hangs in the center of the room, inviting visitors to move around. The house is a universal shelter, a place of intimacy. The thickness of the mud walls creates a protective envelope. At the origin of the dwelling, a fireplace and a bed as vital elements. No view of the outside world. Touches of light pierce the roof and are reflected on the walls. The space is transcended and invites reverie. The project is a game of representation. The person who lived here left traces, and his presence is evanescent. These footprints symbolize the lives of all of us, and so appeal to the collective memory. Traces of the real, the past, the imaginary and the present coexist to tell the story of the inhabitants.