D’entre eux

2015

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.

Le Bec en l’air Editions
2015
Caroline Lamarche, Benno Barnard, Olivier Mouton
Size 20 x 26 cm
French / Dutch
144 pages
70 photographs

Other books

Panoptik

Le Bec en l’air Editions,
2026
Cédric Gerbehaye, Xavier Rousseaux, Harald Deceulaer, Vincent Spronck
23 x 30 cm ,
208 pages,
190 photographs in black and white and in colour
English / French

Kashmir. Wait & See

Le Bec en l’air Editions,
2025
Nahtalène Reynolds, Sultan Ali, Cédric Gerbehaye
21 x 25 cm ,
200 pages,
130 photographs
English / French

Buxbaumia

Le Bec en l’air Editions,
2025
Conversation between Gilles Favier and Cédric Gerbchaye
Soft cover with flaps ,
40 photographs
French

Zoonose

Le Bec en l’air Editions,
20222
Caroline Lamarche
19 x 26 cm ,
74 photographs