Ibiza Memories, spans a 30-year archive of visuals from the photographer Henry Roy’s many trips to the island of Ibiza.  For decades, Roy has created a collection he calls a "visual poetry" in which images capture his hybrid identity of transcending geographical, cultural and social borders throughout his lifetime. With more than 30 years of photography experience, he has published portraits and reports in major magazines and exhibited his work across the globe.  Merging family candids, photographic essays, imaginary images and self-portraits, Ibiza Memories represents ostracism and the construction of the gaze of a Franco-Haitian artist. The book includes a booklet of texts, as well as an interview with photo critic Fabien Ribéry.