“If male culture rests its foundations on man’s control over nature, then the two bodies, that of the woman and that of the animal, are united. I explored this solidarity through the wildlife hospitals, where I met women engaged in an extraordinary operation of restitution: giving back to the
“How can we feel so nostalgic for a place we’ve never truly lived? And ache for a language we half understand? And feel any kind of reverence for a land whose politicians exiled us, even though the rivers run in our veins?” Annie Mirza There’s a garden I’ve never seen before, but I
Eyes Closed In The Backyard Aspens rattle like a snake; I will hold my ground. A quail trills and skitters; quickly, under the bush. The neighbors’ dog and a motorcycle bark in the distance. Soil smells of earthworm and mushroom, the air a thick inhale of pollen, a hint of lilac and sleepy
How can a photograph describe the passage of time? @cherylnewman1 have been photographing a tree for many years; it is a constant, a visual poem for the passing of time and for loss. She creates collages from the photos, charting the significant events in her family's life—weddings, celebrations,
The aunts of Yucuf Olmez, archive images, Tur Abdin Türkiye, Romane Iskaria, 2022. Romane collected testimonies from members of the Assyrian community between Belgium and France, complementing the stories of her own grandfather and the notebooks of her great-grandfather, who arrived in France from
Abeer Aref captures moments of liberation, symbolised by the night-blooming jasmine, a flower that mirrors the transient nature of freedom itself. Dwelling beneath the stars, she drifts between memories of her hometown, where safety often comes with constraint. She begins to reflect on the cyclical