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In Phaya Thai, Bangkok, modernity collides with the quiet struggle of slum dwellers to survive, revealing a poignant contrast between urban development and precarious living conditions of these people

In Mondulkiri, Cambodia, the bond between the Bunong people and their elephants reveals a deep respect for nature amidst ongoing challenges like land grabbing and mass tourism

In Luang Prabang, coffee is produced sustainably, linking the well-being of the land to a stable market and concrete opportunities for the local families who cultivate it

Traveling to the rhythm of the screeching train tracks, amid the suffocating heat, uncomfortable wooden seats, and a variety of smells that overlap as we approach the border between Thailand and Laos

They are women who have decided to take control of their lives, become economically independent, and, at the same time, protect the balance of a fragile and pressured habitat

The jungle in northern Thailand, near the Doi Mod mountains, is very dense and difficult to cross. This is the sacred place of the Lahu.

The Cartoneros go around the city streets hunting for anything recyclable that becomes food, and survival for them.

Nostalgia lingers in the Saigon Post Office, where thoughts and wishes are still written on pieces of paper, recalling intimate moments of a bygone era

Navigating the Mekong Delta’s boats reveals a unique life—barefoot hospitality, mutual trust, and an intimate connection with water and community

Amidst the Wet Market's bustle, an uneasy acceptance of life and death unfolds, challenging my understanding of culture and humanity

Nostalgia permeates the energy of the seen, making the unseen the story's protagonist. We are on Nong Khai's Riverside, dressed up but empty.

It is 27 October 2017. A year has passed, and the mourning for the passing of His Majesty Rama IX, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, is still being lived.