SwiftUI and Clean Architecture

I have a question regarding SwiftUI (possibly with Clean architecture issue). I made a small test project with CleanSwift (Interactor/Worker/Presenter/View basically) and my view never updates. On Appear, I call the interactor, which calls the worker (network stuff), the photos are retrieved, passed along to the presenter who call the View's delegate method displayPhotos Here is the code

protocol PhotoListDisplayLogic {
  func displayPhotos(viewModel: PhotoList.FetchPhotots.ViewModel)
}

struct PhotoListView: View {
  let interactor: PhotoListBusinessLogic
  @State var photos: [PhotoContainer] = []
   
  init(interactor: PhotoListBusinessLogic) {
    self.interactor = interactor
  }
   
  var body: some View {
    VStack {
      if photos.isEmpty {
        ProgressView("Chargement...")
      } else {
        List(photos) { photo in
          PhotoListRow(photo: photo)
        }
      }
    }
    .onAppear{
      interactor.fetchPhotos(request: PhotoList.FetchPhotots.Request())
    }
  }
}

extension PhotoListView: PhotoListDisplayLogic {
  func displayPhotos(viewModel: PhotoList.FetchPhotots.ViewModel) {
    self.photos = viewModel.photos
  }
}

Weirdest thing : when I assign viewModel.photos to my @State var, it never updates the @State value (I have 30 photos in viewModel.photos and self.photos.count is always empty). I read here and there that the update to the @State var must be done inside the body (which is quite a limitation). Can someone spot what's wrong with this code, I guess I'm missing the elephant in the room here :D Thanks!