The Musée du Louvre’s windows serve as the ideal frames for some of the finest views of the French capital: the Opera, the Seine and the Tuileries Gardens, to name but a few. With the passing seasons and hours of the day – and night – photographer Lois Lammerhuber has captured the invisible aspects of this prestigious art gallery. The photographs are an invitation to rediscover a supposedly well-known site through poetic and often eccentric perspectives, with surprising oppositions through which the works of the museum – like the museum itself – are entirely revisited.