“The invisible light”
1.481 / 5.000 Our project is set in the Dolomites, in my opinion the most beautiful mountains on earth! I was born and grew up here and have spent my whole life looking for a technique that would allow me to capture the majesty and grandeur of these rugged mountains in my photographs without resorting […]
Govanhill: A Portrait of Diversity
Dubbed Glasgow’s “Ellis Island”, Govanhill has traditionally been a place where immigrants “arrive” in Glasgow and eventually move on from. It is estimated that 88 languages are spoken in the densely populated area of only 0.33 square miles. The place is a mixing pot of cultures and ethnicities. These differences have contributed to tension within […]
Stepping Through Time: Iran’s Transformed Village Life
In the heart of Iran, among rugged landscapes and steep hills, there are ancient villages that have witnessed centuries of history. These villages, which were once isolated and self-sufficient, have now become tourist destinations. One is modern and busy, and the other is pristine and low-traffic, but they constantly change over time to a common […]
A Sacred Unity
The United States of America as we know it today was founded through deception and genocide of the Indigenous people who were stewards of this land since time immemorial. “A Sacred Unity” is a collaborative project documenting the Apache Stronghold’s fight to heal from the past by protecting sacred sites, religious freedom, and the environment […]
The Emerging West
The American West has long evoked wide open spaces, cowboys, and vast expanses of land. Land that was once home to roaming buffalo herds and Native American tribes became cultivated, settled and colonized by newcomers with westward expansion in the 1800s. Since then, agriculture has replaced the buffalo herds with cattle, sheep and barbed wire […]
Daring to hope: How Kenya’s youth rewrote the future
In June and July of 2024, Kenya was gripped by a wave of protests that emerged from the grassroots to reject the government’s proposed 2024 finance bill. Organized without political or tribal influence, and without a leadership, this movement was like no other uprising in the country’s history. Dubbed the “Gen Z protest”, due to […]
Deliquescence
I would like to take you with me on a journey to a distant destination, that of memories. The traces that man has left over time in places that he has definitively abandoned. Let yourself be carried away by this story, our story. Nature inexorably takes back its rights and gradually destroys what man has […]
Long Live Lützerath
Since 2020, climate activists have been occupying the German village of Lützerath. This action was prompted by the energy company RWE receiving permission to expand the Garzweiler II coal mine. The expansion would result in the destruction of Lützerath to extract the coal underneath the village. Despite plans to phase out coal-fired power in Germany […]
Darien Gap: The Crossroads of Hope and Heritage
Since I was very young, I heard of the Darien Gap as one of the most impenetrable and complex places to traverse. This majestic forest is essential not only because it contains primary forest and is home to many indigenous communities in Panama but also because it serves as a green bridge for animals migrating […]
Friend or Foe
We played with grandmother, my sister and I. Sometimes, when the sound of a low-flying airplane was heard high above our roof, grandmother would turn her face up and shout: The Russians are coming! As a child I never quite understood why she would think that an airplane flying over our quiet suburb on a […]
