In the ring she was a hurricane: technique, aggression, relentless pressure. Outside it, a woman able to inhabit opposing worlds without ever giving up who she was. Four years to find out
In the south of Madagascar, where the earth hides precious gems, I encountered a world of contrasts: beauty and exploitation, extracted wealth and lived poverty, stubborn humanity.
Cluster bombs suspended like an artificial sky. Below, prosthetic limbs and silence. At the COPE centre in Vientiane, war is not memory: it is ground, present time, and a question that never finds an end.
TOBEES — a project born from the meeting of music and nature, where the hum of bees becomes musical matter and the sonic experience opens up new forms of awareness.
In the heart of Ladakh, among passes above 5,000 metres and extreme conditions, the BRO builds and maintains the world’s highest road network: a fragile balance shaped by human labour, ingenuity, and determination.
The Le Merveille Health Centre cares for children with genetic cognitive disorders or those that have arisen due to a late diagnosis of drepanocytosis.
This is the story of Constantine, but it is also the story of two destinies, of a very modern city that preserves an ancient image, and of the strength of a goddess, Athena
Ismaila’s journey from Senegal to Italy reflects the harsh realities of migration, revealing powerful stories of identity, justice, and belonging in an ever-more complex world
Cretan landscapes intertwine solitude and spirituality, where time slows and ancient monastic echoes linger amid the serene, sunlit silence of the Akrotiri peninsula
Africa's spiritual essence surpasses material circumstances, and Voodoo, which encompasses a profound magic woven into daily life, reveals mystical realities beyond simple observation
In Ethiopia's Omo Valley, diverse tribes face tourism's predatory lens, raising ethical concerns about cultural representation and authenticity in photography
TOBEES — a project born from the meeting of music and nature, where the hum of bees becomes musical matter and the sonic experience opens up new forms of awareness.
In the forests of Mondulkiri, Cambodia, the Bunong people and elephants exist in a delicate balance, where tradition clashes with the consequences of contemporary exploitation
