Fault Lines is a long-term visual investigation into the geographies where the disintegration of the international system becomes visible.

From the first days of Russia’s full-scale invasion to the horrors that have unfolded since.

They Take the Sleep Out of Our Eyes follows the perilous journeys of migrants and refugees, examining the interplay between borders, migration, and the violence that surrounds them.

“The Revolution Takes a Little Longer” follows a young generation of Burmese who have joined the People’s Defence Force (PDF) in their armed struggle against Myanmar’s military junta.

Gate of Tears traces the perilous migration route across the Bab El Mandeb Strait, where East African migrants risk their lives crossing to Yemen.

Shelter in the Nuba Mountains documents life in the Nuba Mountains, a region once marked by conflict that has now become a fragile refuge amid Sudan’s civil war.

Returning Home From War is the story of a young man who wanted to fight for his region. And who today wants nothing more than to learn to walk again and return to society.

We Want a Homeland documents the struggle of a generation of young Iraqis who envisioned a future beyond sectarian divisions and systemic corruption.