The photographic strategy in Scrapbook centers on a documentary style that captures the immediacy and unrest of pivotal historical moments. Gilles Caron’s images convey a raw and immersive perspective on conflict and social change, reflecting the turmoil and human experience embedded in his work.

Comprising 296 pages, the collection presents a compelling visual archive that evokes the intensity and urgency of the 1960s and early 1970s. The themes include war, rebellion, and societal shifts documented with a direct and often intimate approach, emphasizing both the public and private dimensions of historical upheaval.