In his philosophical work 'Nothing, Ever' (Rien, Jamais), Julian Bédouet embarks on a profound and poetic exploration of the concept of nothingness. This meditation delves into the significance of absence, the void, and the unspoken in our daily lives, relationships, and existential understanding. Bédouet challenges readers to confront the pervasive presence of 'nothing' and reconsider its power, moving from the fear of emptiness to an appreciation of its creative and contemplative potential. It is an intellectual journey that blends philosophy with lyrical prose to illuminate the overlooked spaces within our existence.