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

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

The kindness of a wayfarer guides a silent encounter between one who knows that time may soon end and one who listens to the whispers of the ancient roads of the Andean plateau

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 the floating village of Kampong Chhnang, Cambodia, houses are boats on the Tonle Sap River

These photographs are fragments of an intimate and personal journey and represent the author's view of the ambiguities and contrasts of the Latin American continent.

86 year old Luigi Lanteri Lianò, a shepherd from the Ligurian hamlet of Realdo, recalls a fading world of mountain life and herbal remedies

Without names, without documents, without nationality, timeless. Free. This is the life of the Moken, the last nomads of the sea.

A towpath pulled me into a world still suspended between a fascinating past and an uncertain future: the world of the Moken, the last nomads of the sea.

At 93, Kaiky's world has shrunk to a pink box of medicines, an echo of a life once governed by the sea and its rhythms.