The story of an inner journey told in three movements, mapping a route through discovery, loss and renewal across landscapes equally real and imagined by the artist. In 2007 Mame-Diarra Niang returned to Senegal to bury her father after years spent living in France. Her intimate interest in the notion of territory translates into a refracted representation of the landscapes she rediscovered on that visit. Collected here in an expansive and tactile three-part edition, a personal but analytic relationship with place emerges, in which city names and geographic coordinates dissolve and become as irrelevant as the visions imposed on them across history and today.