To the guy in red on line B Friday 18h...

25 April 2018 15:00

By Connexion journalist

Commuters are being given the chance to contact fellow travellers who catch their eye – via giant messages displayed on video screens in Toulouse Jeanne d’Arc Métro station.

Using Sophie Calle’s artwork Transport Amoureux, travellers can post messages of 200 characters to be screened after being passed by a moderator.

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