Piyavit Thongsa-Ard discusses his work along Southeast Asia’s borders and the Mekong, where photography, time and responsibility come together.
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GMB Akash: Photography, Empathy and What Happens After the Image
Bangladeshi photographer GMB Akash discusses empathy, social inequality and the responsibility that continues after a photograph is taken.
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Noppadol Maitreechit: The Joy of Looking
Thai photographer Noppadol Maitreechit reflects on cinema, colour and a photographic practice shaped by patience, attention and the joy of looking.
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Noppadol Maitreechit. Il piacere di guardare
Il fotografo thailandese Noppadol Maitreechit riflette sul cinema, sul colore e su una pratica fotografica costruita sulla pazienza, sull’attenzione e sul piacere di guardare.
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The Body Under Tension. Sophirat Muangkum and Nude Photography in Contemporary Thailand
Interview with Thai photographer Sophie Muangkum on nude photography, healing, and the cultural tensions surrounding the body in contemporary Thailand.
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Telling the Invisible: A Fragile World Through Daesung Lee’s Eyes
There are photographers who shoot to remember. Others shoot to expose. Daesung Lee does both, but adds something rarer: he builds images that force us to imagine what we don’t see, and perhaps what we don’t want to see. Originally from South Korea, he now lives and works in France. His path into photography began…
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The Eye of a Storyteller: Veejay Villafranca’s Documentary Photography.
Veejay Villafranca is a Filipino documentary photographer and photojournalist with over 20 years of experience capturing stories across the Philippines and the Asian region. Beginning his career as a news photographer for a national magazine in Manila, he spent over four years documenting diverse stories, from urban struggles to nationwide events. This foundation inspired him to transition…
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Women, Conflict, and Culture: The Artistic Commitment of Ampannee Satoh
Ampannee Satoh stands as one of the few female photographic artists in Thailand whose work intimately explores the social and cultural phenomena of her homeland, the Pattani region. Located in the deep south of the country, Pattani has been marked by a long history of conflict. This region is predominantly Muslim, a characteristic that has…
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Walking Photography. Photography for young seniors, the elderly, the very oldies, and beyond
Walking photography, a concept embracing both the elderly and those with a keen eye for urban change, captures the essence of the moment. This style of photography, practiced by ‘umarells’, focuses on observing the world at a leisurely pace, recording the decisive moment and framing scenes from construction sites to everyday landscapes, offering a unique perspective distinct from street photography.
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“No Place on Earth”: Patrick Brown’s Journey into the Heart of the Rohingya Genocide.
Patrick Brown is an acclaimed photojournalist renowned for his powerful coverage of humanitarian crises, including the Rohingya genocide in Myanmar. A World Press Photo awardee, he also documents pressing global issues such as the illegal wildlife trade, with works like Trading to Extinction highlighting his commitment to impactful storytelling through photography.
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