The Fearless Sisters of the Dragon Order
Shattering conventions through a mix of martial arts, meditation, and environmental activism: The Kung Fu Nuns are part of an 800-year-old Buddhist sect named Drukpa, the Tibetan word for dragon. Besides practicing Kung Fu and meditation, Drukpa nuns teach young females from the Himalayan region self-defence in workshops, lead prayers, and journey by bicycle for […]
The Longing of the Stranger Whose Path Has Been Broken
Over a span of 10 years, I collaborated with the Bedouin community of South Sinai, Egypt to explore the notion of belonging. The Bedouin community defines this notion through their intertwined attachment to land – they are its eternal keepers. The community are participants in the creative process, contributing with their traditional mediums such as […]
When The Smoke Clears
When Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, it upended the established world order, beginning the largest conflict on European soil since the Second World War. In 2025, Russia has yet to formally declare war on the neighbor it is trying to destroy. Yet Ukrainians have been forced to adapt regardless. Across the country, schools have […]
Abastos / provissentials
The Central Agricultural Market of Panama City, popularly known as the “Mercado de Abastos”, operated from April 10, 1984 to December 31, 2018. Its closure was finally ordered by the Government of Panama through Resolution No. 035/18 and the demolition of its spaces began on January 4, 2019. This photographic series was developed during the […]
APARECIENDO / APPEARING
Apareciendo / Appearing Gabriel Orge Apareciendo is a visual intervention project born from a vital and political need: to make visible the faces of people who have disappeared or been murdered in contexts of structural violence throughout Latin America. Through large-scale photographic projections on walls, facades and landscapes, I use the image as a means […]
Liquid landscapes
Liquid Lanscapes Water is a crucial element in the future of the planet. This is all the more relevant with climate change : drought, rising sea levels, natural disasters, etc. I am interested here in the playful use that we make of it with astonishing carelessness, as if nothing was going to change, and in […]
With no ithaca awaiting
With no Ithaca awaiting explores the boundaries between photojournalism and documentary by portraying human mobility within Mexican territory. It focuses on migrants, delving into their emotional processes as they navigate global sociopolitical barriers in search of better living conditions. The project aims to visualize the limbo that encompasses geographical territory and the body, revealing the […]
Surviving the Impossible
“There’s just one place to live — the impossible.” ~ Reinaldo Arenas This project began with a question: “How do people keep going when everything is falling apart?” Since 2022, Surviving the Impossible has documented the lives of ordinary Cubans enduring an extraordinary collapse. Behind the lingering romanticism of the island lies a starker truth: […]
Caring in the face of absence
In November of 2017 the body of my cousin Fernanda was found on the streets in a garbage bag with signs of sexual violence and three gunshots. Since then, her daughter, my nice Nicole, who is 10, has suffered episodes of stress-induced dermatitis. In the same way, Ximena, a 16-year-old teenager, has been waking up […]
Racines Vivantes et Diversity
Racines Vivantes et Diversity sont le fruit d’un même regard : celui d’un photographe engagé dans la préservation et la valorisation des patrimoines culturels africains. À travers une démarche de documentation culturelle anthropologique visuelle, je parcours les communautés du Bénin – du Nord au Sud – pour capter la richesse des traditions vivantes, les rites […]