What does it mean to be ‘at home’? In a world of movement, in a Europe riddled with questions of identity, does belonging to one’s place of origin still have any meaning? This is the question that led Cédric Gerbehaye, a photographer accustomed to remote conflict zones, the Congo, the Middle East or South Sudan, to return home to Belgium. He shows a country shaken by political and economic crises, but deeply alive, far from the summary interpretations and the “Belgianness” to which it is too often reduced.