Exploring the complexities of emotional and cultural landscapes, the photographs in Le Mal d’Afrique engage with themes of longing and identity within an African context. The visual approach captures nuanced expressions and environments that suggest a deep sense of yearning and connection to place.

Comprising 149 pages published in 2006, the collection offers a contemplative mood through its selection and sequencing. It invites viewers to consider the interplay between personal memory and broader historical or social currents implicit in the images.