Under the leadership of Pol Pot, the Khmer Rouge regime annihilated Cambodia, destroying not only the country's foundations but also an entire people. The testimonies of the survivors of the atrocities of those years are crucial in order not to forget.

A silent soldier in an indifferent world. His scars tell of invisible battles fought to survive. His stillness challenges and inspires, reminding us that true strength lies in silent resilience

A nomadic existence in the vastness of the Mongolian taiga, where life depends on the reindeer they take care of and contact with the rest of the world is through a satellite signal

When the Agariya community is in the desert of the Little Rann of Kutch to cultivate salt, the children study in old buses converted into classrooms.

For generations, the Agariya, a semi-nomadic community in Gujarat, India, have cultivated salt, but today a government ordinance is risking their future

Navigating along the Mekong Delta, there is an island where time seems to slow down and stories remain hidden amidst the gentle embrace of nature

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

In the city of Can Tho, Vietnam, lives unfold in a single room, revealing stories of care, hope, and adaptation within the boundaries of everyday life

Vietnamese artist Bui Thinh Da creates porcelain dolls that challenge beauty standards, exploring diversity and confronting prejudices

Like modern silent giants, wind turbines accompany journeys with their majestic and harmonious presence, evoking poetry and memories across diverse landscapes.

In Can Tho, Tran Quoc Toan Street is decorated with murals by Vietnamese artists depicting local life and celebrating Tet, the Lunar New Year.

In the heart of Can Tho, Vietnam, life unfolds with gentle grace, and time seems to stand still, immersed in the simplicity of daily routines, the warmth of welcoming people, and the beauty of a slow, deliberate life