By retracing a path where his father once led him to photograph the outskirts of a city, Pierre attempts to reconcile himself with his fathers' untimely death, far from home, working as war journalist. With his fathers' camera swinging from his neck and post war photos in hand Pierre broadens his viewpoint at each encounter and place. What truly connects him through the years of time and space is a recording of his fathers lost voice telling the continuing story of peoples lives. Pierres' sensorial experience opens his horizons and stretches them from now to the hereafter.
—Daniel Duqué