Alzheimer’s and the family
Alzheimer’s and the Family I grew up in the home of my grandfather, Nasser Mohammed, and was close to him throughout my childhood, receiving from him immense love and warmth. In the final years of his life, we discovered a new kind of closeness we had never experienced before. This photographic series narrates the difficult […]
Bullets have no borders
In the Kurdish regions of Western Iran, the Kurdish term Kolbari (being a porter) is coined to describe transporting goods across the border on shoulders in exchange for a small amount of money. As a result of poverty and high unemployment rates, Kurdish porters strive for a living under harsh environmental conditions, mostly in the […]
The Escape
“The Escape” explores the depth of the malaise felt by Tunisian youth during a time of transition and uncertainty. Through symbolic and metaphorical visuals, the project aims to highlight the internal struggles of young people facing political instability, economic crises, and social challenges. It reflects their search for identity and a future in a context […]
The Last Generation
For thousands of years, humanity has benefited from generational intimacy with the land. But as farms and ranches continue to consolidate across America, traditional midsize farms – once the majority – are nearing extinction, and those who remain find themselves on the precipice of an ever-widening chasm into which more than four million farming families […]
Migration and Prayer
Every year, starting in October, black-headed and brown-headed gulls from the cold regions of Siberia embark on a long and arduous journey, flying thousands of kilometers to reach the heart of India. One of their most remarkable stopovers is the Yamuna River in Delhi—a place where nature, faith, and daily life converge in extraordinary harmony. […]
Dreams of concrete and sky
In this series of self-portraits, gravity and lightness merge into a poetic contradiction. I photograph myself in the midst of urban architecture – but instead of subordinating myself to the rigid lines of the city, I seem to transcend them. Without digital manipulation, solely through perspective, timing and physical effort, the illusion of flying is […]
Wet’suwet’en resistance
Wet’suwet’en have been living in balanced relationship with this glacial river as well as the salmon, the bear, moose and berries that depend on it, for at least 6000 years. The Canadian courts have recognized the territory as un-ceded—meaning Wet’suwet’en have never given it up and no treaty was ever signed. But, while Canadian discourse […]
Fume Root Seed
When Isadora Romero found out that her great-grandmother and grandfather were seed guardians, she wondered if the need to tell stories about agrobiodiversity was in her blood. Over the last 20 years, 75% of seed varieties have been lost worldwide. Romero’s visual research engages with how the loss of ancestral memory and Indigenous knowledge ‒ […]
Goodbye Padmini: A Portrait of Urban Memory
Goodbye Padmini is a photographic series by Aparna Jayakumar that reflects on the cultural and visual legacy of the Premier Padmini taxi — once the lifeblood of Mumbai’s streets. Originally introduced to India in the 1960s as the Fiat 1100D and later adapted by Premier Automobiles Limited, the Padmini became a beloved urban icon. With […]
A Lost Place
This project is a personal meditation on the wildfires in my home country of Australia that connects its colonial past with its precarious climate future. Through a series of landscapes and animal specimen images, this work is my attempt at coming to terms with the environmental and personal impact of the recent wildfires in New […]