International Women’s Day isn’t about flowers, sweets, nights out and male strippers. It’s about women’s rights, independence, equality and great women.
Words by Carmen Mc Intosh and Francesca Vanin (blue text)
A portrait study of Moroccan teenage boys: looking at gender politics and street style in Marrakech, Essaouira, Taghazout & Mirleft. Set against the social and architectural fabric of the cities and beyond.
There are approximately 34 million widows in India at this time. In the classical, brahmanical view, they are physically alive but socially dead. They were expected to die before their…
The history of women in Morocco encases the realities daughters of female participation and inclusion in social and economic processes, supported by the young King Mohammed VI policy. Independent since…
The italian photographer Paolo Simi, based in Milan, shot for us in the past some portraits of the boys in Milan during the last fashion week. Now we present a…
I travelled to Vietnam recently thinking I was just going to photograph casually while backpacking, but instead I was magnetised by Vietnam’s cities and majestic world heritage sites, and the…
Photography by: Alessandro Petriello This is a story about daily life that takes place within domestic walls, a story of sacrifice, pain, hardship, but also about love. My grandmother was…
Morgane Lefevre was born in 1986. In 2004 she entered a French Art school where she discovered Photography. After that the passion of Photography has never left her. She spend…
According to the United Nations, in Asia, the gender difference between men e women is very. In India, the second most populated country in the world, this phenomenon has a big dimension.
