Missié Vandisandi

Missié Vandisandi

Have you noticed that near the equator, the heavens become vaster, bigger, higher? The fascination of golden sand, turquoise seas, sunsets that rise to the firmament, such castles of clouds. There are also coconuts, these strange fruits with three truths: first of all visible, the bearded jacket conceals the fruit, which in turn encloses a sickly sweet liquid, much like a symbol of postcolonial Africa. Karl Vandesande has closely studied this immeasurable continent and its many truths. A lover of traditional art, he always returns to this Africa where some seem to believe that everything remains to be destroyed. Thus admire the three truths of the coconut: to make up for his lack of African mysteries and to get back there as quickly as possible, "missié Vandisandi" chooses the pretext of a vague book commission, which itself conceals a trap that even the most distrustful old lions would rush into...