A focus on the work of the Franco-Moroccan artist Bouchra Khalili, on the occasion of the road to justice exhibition to present his two works The Tempest Society and Twenty-Two Hours : the first made for documenta XIV in Athens and the second produced after a long stay in the United States. The artist's work is articulated around the strategies of resistance to the arbitrariness of power: in his works personal stories intertwine with collective stories questioning the complex relationships between private and public, between identity and memory.