A 3°class train to the Mekong
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
Where roosters do not crow
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
Nong Khai Riverside: a tale of Emptiness
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.
Murphy’s Golden Rules
In Micheal’s Irish Pub in Nong Khai, Murphy’s Golden Rules, the ten rules of lived life, lay down the law
Day and Night
In Thailand, greetings create an immediate connection: a “Sawadee” conveys genuine warmth that goes beyond mere words
Hell’s market
In the shadows of the market, I feel the sacredness of life and death entwined, each heartbeat echoing the vibrant pulse of humanity
Losing yourself to Sala Keoku
Near Nong Khai, Thailand, there is a garden of massive spiritual sculptures where Buddhist and Hindu influences merge into gigantic works of art
In our inadequacy
In Bangkok’s embrace, I let go of my fears and discover extraordinary wonders in the simplest encounters, as the city’s rhythm guides my steps
Water Souls
In Bangkok, water flows through the city like a beating heart, shaping daily life with its strength and serenity, while its inhabitants face even the monsoons with unwavering calm
With uncomfortable lightness
Amid the intense scents and frantic chaos of Khlong Toei, one rediscovers the importance of observing without judgment, letting small gestures reveal the true essence of this place
Our own space (in the world)
Being “big” has always made me visible, but in seeking invisibility, I found refuge in the small things, where my space is defined in silence and discretion
Thai Mekong River Journey
An on the journey training to tell the story of what happens on the banks of one of the world’s most essential and fascinating rivers.