Eric Gottesman Sudden Flowers “If given just a bit of water and light, we will suddenly blossom.” Over the past fifteen years in a neighborhood in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, a group of young people that came to call themselves Sudden Flowers worked with me to make photographs that represented the experiences they endured in their …
Malin Fezehai A Kind of Purgatory By some estimates, 60,000 African asylum-seekers — mainly from Sudan and Eritrea — reside in Israel. For these men, women and children, the journey to the country is perilous: traversing hostile countries, often encountering bandits and facing the Egyptian and Sinai deserts before they even reach the border. Many …
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Hello everyone! I’m Ekin @ekinik from Istanbul. I will be posting photos this week for @burndiary . #istanbul
Matjaz Krivic Urbanistan ESSAY CONTAINS EXPLICIT CONTENT The story of a quiet loudness. As soon as you hear the word Urbanistan your imagination is whisked off into the traffic mayhem of Calcutta, the tawdriness of the neon sex nightlife in Bangkok, the unbelievable structuralized yet frenzied Tokyo, the suffocating and dusty streets of the (hardly) …
