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Highland is a long-term photographic project documenting the resilience, traditions, and evolution of mountain communities worldwide.

 

This initiative captures the essence of those who have adapted to extreme landscapes, preserving their heritage while embracing the future.

Through intimate portraits, landscapes, and daily life scenes, Highlands tells the untold stories of those who safeguard their environment, culture, and identity against the challenges of modernization and climate change.

 

This project aims to create a global visual archive, highlighting the unique yet interconnected narratives of mountain dwellers across different continents.

PHOTO REPORTAGES

With an extensive reach, the Highland reportage series aims to build a global visual archive, documenting disappearing traditions, emerging innovations, and the universal spirit of resilience found in the highlands of every continent.

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PHOTOVOICE 
FROM THE SOIL

Residents and professionals immersed in our daily surroundings are keenly attuned to the profound effects of climate change on our planet, affecting everything from agriculture and primary sector endeavors to the very fabric of our landscape. For decades, they've been on the frontline, dynamically adjusting their practices to navigate this evolving reality. Today, they take the lead in documenting the adversities they witness, the transformative adjustments they've made, and their visionary proposals for sustained improvements. Experience their stories captured through the lens of Photovoice, a scientific technique that unveils the compelling narratives of those directly impacted. Explore their testimonials and join us on a journey of insight and action.

RE-CONNECTION

We need to take care of our environment. But for doing this first with have to re-create a connection with the environment and to learn again how nature works. Here is a "manual" for re-connecting and educate yourself to take care of Nature, and to develop also your skills in gardening and cultivation depending on how the climate is changing.

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