The Okavango, in Botswana, this "river which never reaches the sea" gives the region the appearance of a tree lying on the sand whose innumerable roots trace an aquatic labyrinth redrawn daily by the vagaries of the water. On the banks of these numerous rivers grows vegetation displaying all kinds of scents. From papyrus to acacia through sycamore trees, this flora is an inexhaustible source of inspiration that nourishes the imagination without ever satisfying it.