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Living Stone by Khaled Hasan |
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Still Human, Still Here by Abbie Trayler-SmithAbbie Trayler-Smith has photographed the shocking, hidden lives of refused asylum seekers who have fled torture and persecution. They had hoped to find sanctuary in the UK but instead are enduring a new kind of torment - destitution. |
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Captivity by Chiara GoiaThe freedom we think we have is, in fact, most of the times something fictitious...Animals in modern zoos are often kept in captivity in spaces delimited by glass walls, called 'habitat', where the natural environments are deliberately re-created with mural drawings, plastic objects, artificial vegetation and light. |
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Nagasaki/Hiroshima by Gillaume HerbautThree days after the first US A-bomb dropped on Hiroshima, the US bomber 'Bock's Car', was scheduled to drop a second A-bomb on Japan. That day, the city targeted was under cloud cover. The city of Nagasaki was second on the list and on August 9, 1945 at 11:02 a.m, the sun was shining in Nagasaki. The explosion of the A-Bomb, named 'Fat Man', instantly killed 75 000 people. |
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Heroin in Manipur by Adam FergusonIn 2006, India's internal conflicts were listed by Medicens Sans Frontiers as one of the most unreported humanitarian stories in the world. At the heart of this statement are the ongoing insurgencies that plague India's notheastern states like Manipur, where up to 16 different militant groups fight for autonomy, or simply a piece of India's booming economic pie. |
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Bucharest Below Ground by Poul MadsenIt's only the sharp, distinctive smell of Aurolac glue and blurred patterns in the distant heat fog that reveal the fact that there are people living in the abandoned heat pipes behind the Casa Radio building in Bucharest's winterly darkness. This almost Dickensian scene is what 31-year old Marius Iordacha, his mother, brother and 5-year old nephew call home. |
| The Maimed by Gillian Laub |
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