Exploring human connection to ancestry and identity, the photographs in Hommes racines present a visual meditation on roots and belonging. Through portraiture and contextual images, the work investigates how individuals embody and express their cultural heritage.

The 224-page volume, published in 2012, employs a tactile, intimate photographic aesthetic to draw viewers into the nuanced interplay between personal history and collective memory. The images offer a quiet yet compelling examination of lineage.