The Hyena & Other Men explores human-animal relationships through an intimate and unconventional visual approach, focusing notably on hyenas and their interactions with people. The photographs capture themes of coexistence and the complexities underlying these interactions, revealing contrasts between wildness and domestication.

The mood throughout the book ranges from unsettling to contemplative, with a photographic strategy that emphasizes both the physical presence of the animals and the nuances in human behavior surrounding them. This approach invites reflection on cultural practices and the ambiguous roles animals play within society.

Published in 2008, the 80-page book presents a focused and specific study that stands apart in its subject matter and visual articulation.