Mes mille et une nuits au Caire

In this two-issue series from Futuropolis (2009–2010), Mes mille et une nuits au Caire offers a personal, non-fiction travelogue through modern Cairo, blending memoir with the rhythms of daily life in the Egyptian capital. The work is most closely associated with writer and artist Golo, whose warm, impressionistic watercolors capture the city's bustling streets, intimate moments, and the layered stories of its people. A quiet, evocative slice of life, it matters as a European cartoonist's affectionate and unhurried portrait of a city rarely seen through such a meditative lens in comics.