Out of Context
Out of Context pays homage to the ancient currents that carve the landscape I now call home. These waterways stretch back to my biological homeland in the eastern corners of the Indonesian archipelago. A series of geological maps shaped and carved by the constant movements of the ocean. Ancient yet re-written daily. The series maps […]
Sanctuaria
Every year, in Spain, more than 280,000 companion animals are abandoned, and thousands of farmed animals are discarded from livestock operations, where their usual fate is slaughter. While some companion animals find a second chance in shelters and adoptive homes, only a minority of those traditionally associated with agricultural production are rescued and relocated to […]
Dan Na Ambassagou, the Last Bastion — Where the Cliffs Still Stand
Text and photographs by Moustapha Diallo – Documentary Photographer In the heart of the steep cliffs of Dogon Country, where the sky brushes against stone, stands a people who remain upright when everything else falls apart. A people who refuse to let the wind carry away what remains of their roots, their rituals, their ancient […]
Geovanni, Beyond Sight
Geovanni was born on a Halloween night in 1983 in Panama, in the province of Chiriquí. He grew up like any other child—surrounded by family, friends, games, and colors. But at the age of ten, a life-altering event occurred: an infection took away the sight in his left eye. How does a child, who once […]
52icons
An icon—from the Greek eikōn—is defined as a “person or thing regarded as a representative symbol or as worthy of veneration.” In the hands of Rainer Hosch, this ancient concept takes on layers of meaning that span the personal and universal, the analog and digital, the fleeting and eternal. “I was 11 when my father […]
Underwater World of Mangroves
In a world of constant motion and instant gratification, we often glide past the extraordinary, missing the intricate worlds that hide in plain sight. “The Underwater World of Mangroves” offers an exploration of a hidden ecosystem among the roots of a mangrove forest, revealing extraordinary biodiversity that thrives mere inches below the water’s surface. Through […]
Crossing Shadows
Every summer, rural France grows alarmed by the relentless return of heatwaves. With shutters as their only barricades, people seek the gentleness of shadows. The stickiness of an oilcloth in Argonne, the coolness of a lake in the Morvan, or the dampness of a night in Limousin become shelters from a sun that never sleeps. […]
Fruiting Bodies
Fruiting Bodies reimagines the mushroom as both a biological form and a feminist metaphor – an emergent, generative force that challenges dominant narratives of fertility and the female body. Photographed while walking through inner-city parks close to the artist’s home in Melbourne, the series examines how the fetishisation of fertility has shaped cultural perceptions of […]
After the fall
Flooding in Lokoja, October 2022 – ongoing Climate change is real, in some countries, we have drought and excessive heat, while in other countries, we have a high volume of rainfall leading to flooding. Nigeria is one of the most flooded countries in 2022, over 28 states out of 36 are at risk of flooding. […]
Forbidden Language
In 2021, the de facto government of Abkhazia region completely banned teaching in Georgian language in schools throughout the occupied Gali district, where most ethnic Georgians reside; Children were wholly transferred to learning in Russian; a mother language turned into a foreign one. While conquest by armed force is one method of occupation, Russia employs […]