1- What led you to propose the ‘UFOs IN AFRICA’ exhibition to the commune of Busy?

I went to the exhibition in July and met Jann Halexander. We had a good exchange of views on the subject and I told him about my desire to hold an exhibition in Besançon.

2- What does Africa mean to you?

Africa is an authentic continent with a rich variety of landscapes that I’ve already visited in the north.

3- How do you see the UFO issue today, when we are confronted with an inflation of information ?

I was confronted with the UFO subject, which gave me the desire to understand. For several years I have been putting together the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle in order to define this truth that is taking shape and is present everywhere in the world. Despite the many revelations that have come to light in recent years, the road ahead is full of pitfalls.

4- How can culture and art help us to understand the UFO question?

Culture, through its many books, opens our minds, and art, particularly in the cinema, gives a tone and a freedom of expression that gives the general public access to different truths. The subject of UFOs is often confined to science fiction, which is sometimes very close to reality.

5- Have you personally ever been confronted with the ‘phenomenon’?

Yes, several times. The question is, why me?