In this photographic project, set in the heart of an old house and its hundred-year-old wine cellar, I capture a story of love and liberation. The wine in this cellar is as ancient as the lives of those who are no longer with us, and as present as the ones who still remain. Amid the stone walls and dim light, an image of two men in love is captured—a tale of love where the boundaries of time and space blur. These intimate moments, full of memory and hidden meaning, were photographed in Aix-les-Bains, France. The project strives to transcend the limits of time and immortalize a story of freedom through the lens. The ancient wine, much like human life and experiences, holds a blend of pleasure and pain, hope and decay. The two men who come together in this space represent not just a love story, but a testament to humanity’s endless quest for liberation from social and internal constraints. This project serves as an exploration of history and the concept of time, where love and freedom emerge as philosophical forces fundamental to transformation, growth, and change