Tatiana Palyga: Cherepovets
Cherepovets is a Russian city, an administrative center of Vologda region, with a population of around 317 000 people. It
Arianna Sanesi: Dispersal
“It’s a misty day and we’ve already been walking for a couple of hours. It’s been raining for weeks now,
Daro Sulakauri: Deprived of Adolescence
Georgia has one of the highest rates in europe for early marriages. Marriages occur mainly in Kakheti and Adjara regions,
Stefano Miliffi: Une Nouvelle Identitè
“Identity is not immutable, but growth and social changes can contribute to its evolution”. This concept can refer to both
Jasper Bastian: A Road Not Taken
The border between Belarus and Lithuania, two countries previously part of the Soviet Union, was once little more than an
Joydip Mitra: Losing Horizon – The Changpa Nomads of Trans-Himalayan India
Known as Changpas, or people who migrated from the Tibetan district of ‘Changthang, a very special community resides– or rather
Daniel George: Nobody Wanted
In the American West, vast areas of remote, arid terrain were historically disregarded by early settlers and described as “the
Max Sher: Russian Palimpsest
Russian Palimpsest is a photographic exploration of the contemporary post-Soviet inhabited landscape in Russia, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Tajikistan, and Ukraine (approximately
Tommaso Rada: The Danube Isn’t Blue
The Danube is not blue anymore, it carries the history and the consequences of the human actions: communist regimes, violent
Fulvio Bugani: Waria
In Indonesia, transgender are known as Waria, a term which is a combination of two Indonesian words: “wanita,” which means
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