In The Haunted Eye, the photographer revisits more than forty years of archives and offers a new look at his work, with the discovery of many unpublished images mingled with other more emblematic ones. Through texts written in the first person, McCurry returns to his approach and to his various long-term projects.
The visual power of the body of work bears witness to the vision of one of the most influential Magnum photographers of his generation, who constantly questions our way of seeing people, places, and the history unfolding before our eyes.