Lyon-born visual artist and filmmaker Fabrice Catérini spent seven years photographing the night as both refuge and danger - chasing love, ecstasy, and collapse across electro-techno dancefloors, streets, and the quiet hours before morning.

In a city where nightlife has always been political, Kluster has become one of Paris’s most influential voices for safer, more inclusive dance spaces. Born from the silence of lockdown, the collective now stands at the intersection of techno, care, and resistance — just as France enters a decisive election cycle that could redefine the future of its underground culture.