Her writing sits at the intersection of history, culture, and economics, with a particular focus on African identity, decolonisation, and the restoration of intellectual agency. She explores how narratives about Africa have been formed, challenged, and often distorted, and seeks to present a more grounded, self-defined perspective.

Through her work, Pascaline invites readers—both African and global—to question dominant narratives, confront uncomfortable truths, and engage in a deeper process of understanding identity, power, and knowledge systems. Her voice is both analytical and reflective, aimed at provoking critical thought while contributing to a more conscious and informed worldview