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My earliest memories are of spinning a globe. I was always drawn to the last mysterious corners of the world. I am interested in exploring the rituals that lend meaning…

This series started in 2009 and focuses of the fragmentation of Palestinian territory and the resulting difficulties in movement. In late 2012, more than 500 obstacles impede Palestinians inside the…

I’ve often wondered if it wasn’t indecent to photograph chilling scenes like the camps of Auschwitz-Birkenau. The visit is led by exceptional guides who explain the where, how and who…

With ambition and theatricality, these primitive totems, magical signatures, write an upward, dizzying story and convey this dream of (architectural) conquest of the sky. Through this essentially monochromatic style, black…

Bit rot is a colloquial term used in the computerized information systems environment to indicate the gradually decaying of data stored on storage medias or software over the duration of…

I often question, as I recall personal events that once seemed important but that have faded from memory, my ability to have perspective. Sometimes, I take this to the extreme,…

In 10 or perhaps 15 years, most if not all of these former Konyak headhunters and their wives will be dead. Their faded tattoo adorned faces will be buried beneath…

The idea to follow a group of Kickbox fighters arose because I wanted to experience Kickbox fighting on a high professional level, and get an inside view on the sport. I…

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