“The Man I Saw” invites viewers to explore the themes of beauty and identity through an image captured in 2015 in Mohandava, Madagascar. It features a man alongside Zebu cattle, suggesting a connection that embodies harmony rather than control. In this moment, he represents a quiet significance, provoking thoughts on belonging and the complexities of existence that resonate with cultural narratives.

His presence encourages reflections on a life that transcends societal expectations, inviting contemplation of personal identity, ancestral echoes, and the freedom found in simply being.

Engaging with “The Man I Saw” encourages a journey into the intricate interplay between individual experience and cultural context, inviting reflections on the unseen narratives that shape our understanding of identity and connection.

Dwight O. Campbell

"There are moments that lie in between – the untitled place of belonging and the inherent truth that we do not get to decide. Glimpses of it appear before our eyes but are gone too soon."