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
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
Ksenia Diodorova: In the Cold
After the civil war in Tajikistan (1992–1997) and the following economic collapse, the people of Tajikistan found themselves in a
Alina Desyatnichenko: Baikal of Wonders
The land of Baikal region in Russia has always been sacred for the local indigenous peoples – buryats. After 70
Will Baxter: Rohingya
Viewed as outsiders in both Bangladesh and Myanmar, ethnic Rohingya Muslims have faced persecution for decades. Anti-Rohingya sentiment in Myanmar
Debmalya Ray Choudhuri: A Different World
This work is an extensive long-term research oriented work on the wastelands of major urban cities in a developing country
Helio Leon: The Purple Room
An exploration of my personal Istanbul underworld in 2012. Alone again in the city of chaos. I only find sense
Rene Koster: Antarctica
The Project ‘Antarctica’ shows a series of photographs of a voyage to the South Pole. I traveled with a sailing
Kamil Nureev: Life on the Edge of the Earth
Work on this project began in March 2016. In this series of photographs shows the life of the nomads people
Jalal Shamsazaran: The Story of People Who Will no Longer Have a Lake
Urmia Lake, located in the northwestern Iran was the second largest salt lake in the world and the largest in
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