Inside the ruins of a beautiful 1919 theatre in Old Havana, more than two dozen youth ages 6 to 18 were enthusiastically pursuing their training for the circus. The only equipment visible in the studio, besides props for equilibristics, was a piece of carpet used for a mat. It was a typical day at Habana Circus’s after-school programs.
Montiferru is a centre west sub-region of the historical and geographical island of Sardinia. Towards the end of July 2021, a giant fire burnt down almost everything between the towns of Tresnuraghes, Scano di Montiferro, Flussio, Sennariolo, Cuglieri, Santu Lussurgiu and Bonarcado.
The project Lahich- Village of Craftsmen includes a series of photographs telling a story of one day in the village of Lahich in Azerbaijan.
I'm Andrea Taglier, a storytelling photographer. I feel, listen and tell. I listen to the lives, choices and experiences of the people I meet. I try to immerse myself in places in relationships to understand their meanings and bring them to light.
Journeying down the Rio Napo in northern Peru, I had five days to enjoy the work life of five young porters. The ferry is a godsend. The boat I am travelling on is the only outside connection the villagers along with the river experience. Goods and passengers are exchanged, and it is the boys who make it happen. Whatever is on the bank, they bring it aboard.
From Ashes is a photographic series of self-portraits on the themes of death, rebirth and renewal in our inner, outer and environmental landscapes. Here I work with the backdrops of the personal, societal and collective devastation many have experienced resulting from COVID situated within the environmental devastation caused by the recent forest fires in North Evia, Greece (climate crisis).
