146 Photographers, One Book: Putting Together a Massive Photo Project
Photographer Graeme Green explains his years-long process of organizing 146 photographers to produce a single photo book.
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Photographer Graeme Green explains his years-long process of organizing 146 photographers to produce a single photo book.
The mining operations have caused environmental pollution and are adversely affecting the health of Indigenous communities.
MANOKO, Peru — They call themselves “the multicoloured people”, or Siekopai, after the eye-catching traditional body paint and adornments they used to wear in their ancestral home in the heart of the Amazon rainforest. But the feathered crowns and animal tooth necklaces are now stored away for special occasions as the Siekopai live scattered between villages straddling the
Displaced by decades of war as well as commercial and cultural intrusions, the Siekopai people live scattered between villages straddling the Ecuador-Peru border, far from their ancestral territory, which they are fighting to reclaim.
Government’s failure to regulate mining has damaged the environment and human health, community members say.