The South as a way of life - and as a symbol of wanderlust, lightness, and seduction. It has little to do with latitudes and longitudes, but rather embodies the desire for brightness and expansiveness. It can be a specific piece of land, like Sicily, a monastery in Spain, the world of a poet, the colors of a painter, the compositions of a musician, scents and sounds, the grand or the small, where one feels at home. "Everyone needs their South" tells of the longing for the earthly paradise, for warmth, for the ultimate way of life. Iso Camartin takes us on a sensitive journey into the realm of sensuality and desire.