At night you can still hear the sounds of harmoniums breathed And old Kazakhs who for a thousand years Offer their chests to novenas … In the heart of Mangystau, where the boundary between desert and sky no longer seems so obvious, it is all too easy to find in the dirt tracks the metaphor Continue Reading
At Koley Market, in the heart of Kolkata, the work begins when the city is still sleeping. This wholesale market is located next to Sealdah Railway Station, one of the main railway junctions in eastern India, and was born between the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries to distribute fruit and vegetables from the Bengal Continue Reading
Busan is the second largest city in South Korea and the country’s main port. Squeezed between the mountains and the sea, it thrives on contrasts: industrial and spiritual, hectic and everyday at the same time. For many Koreans, it represents the opposite of Seoul: less formal, more direct, more linked to real life and the Continue Reading
In the Rhythm of Tsavo In Tsavo National Park, everything feels familiar: the red tracks, animals crossing the savanna, the vastness of space, the light igniting the dust at sunset. It is the narrative we expect.

I chose to move in a different direction.

I was not interested in telling a safari story or documenting sightings: images Continue Reading
The project collects images dedicated to daily work in different contexts of Kerala. From thefishing to processing and service activities, photographs observe gestures, spaces and people, focusing on the relationship between the body and the environments constructed by work. Actions are repeated, movements become part of a continuous rhythm made up of balance, collaboration and Continue Reading
“Decontextualized portraits, African women from the remote tribes of southern Angola, shot from behind: an intentional choice dictated by the desire to represent the harsh condition of women whose dominant patriarchal culture, in their respective tribes, prevails, forcing them to suffer injustice, violence and abuse or to undertake daily struggles in defense of their essential Continue Reading
There is a moment, in Kathmandu, when the night stops being dark. It happens every year, in autumn, when thousands of oil lamps are lit threshold after threshold, window after window, until the entire valley seems to breathe light. The stupa you know from postcards, surrounded by orange marigold flowers, suddenly becomes something different: not Continue Reading
SAFE (Stones As Fading Echoes) THE SOUND OF NOTHINGNESS AMONG THE RUINS OF MOSUL Ten years ago, Mosul was the scene of the largest urban battle fought since the Second World War. For months the old city became a fortress. The guerrillas of the self-proclaimed Islamic State (ISIS), barricaded in the alleys of the historic Continue Reading
A 14-day photographic journey through Northern Vietnam, between Hanoi and the border with China, discovering spectacular landscapes, terraced rice paddies, traditional villages and ethnic minorities, is difficult to condense into just 15 photographs. Among markets, alleys and glimpses of Vietnamese daily life we enter, day after day, the reality of local rural life, far from Continue Reading
Between Fire and Ice Iceland has become the primary landscape through which I explore my photographic practice. Over multiple years and repeated journeys, the country has evolved from a subject of observation into a long-term artistic investigation of transformation, time, and the forces that shape our environment. My work is rooted in the encounter between Continue Reading