Denis Dailleux is known for the portrait of Egypt which he has been developing for over fifteen years. In a search for new locations, he found his way to Ghana, where the fishermen of the port of Jamestown turned out to be a rich source of images: seascapes with changing skies, the dance of the fishermen, the movements of women and children around the port… Within this community, he explores new ways of relating to the body and space, life and death, and the sea, breathing new life into his photography.