Picture description: Premature marriages, lack of sexual education, romanticism, double standards regarding gender and religious prohibition of birth control contribute to high rates of teenage girl maternity. Pregnant girls further reproduce the poverty cycle as they become mothers before they become biologically mature. They suffer from the chronic malnutrition and bear children with low birth weight. 47 % pregnant girls do not even complete their primary school study; December 2016, Sutiava, Nikaragua.
Series description: Nicaragua, a country, where children have children
Author: Martin Bandžák
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Picture description: Far from the hustle and bustle of a modern, busy life, far behind the Arctic Circle, in the northern part of Greenland, one of the most isolated and remotest places in the Northern Hemisphere there is a settlement called Ittqqortoormiit. Mostly Inuit have lived there their lives for hundreds and thousands of years in the same way as their ancestors. Much has changed as modern technologies and the Internet have found their ways even here to the remote North. Nevertheless, local people still mainly do hunting for living. Seals, polar bears, walruses, narwhals or muskox are hunted here with the help of traditional dog-teams. It may sound cruel but they only do what they need in order to survive.
Series description: Hunter
Author: Michael Novotný
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Picture description: Name:Bachan Ali; Age: 55 years; Job: plastic factory worker; Region of origin: Kishoreganj; „My dream is return to my village and repair our house.“
Series description: Villagers – Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh, is with its seventeen million inhabitants the fastest growing metropolis in the world. Every day, more than two thousand new inhabitants move here from various corners of the country. Families are forced to abandon their homes because of the loss of land caused by massive floods, for which more frequently recurring cyclones and the rising sea level are responsible. Dhaka is unable to absorb the massive population growth and offer more land to migrants from the country. The metropolis faces ever more serious environmental problems and the life in the city is thus becoming a real nightmare.
Author: Hana Connor, Filip Jandourek
Picture description: Name: Lokkhi; Age: 32 years; Job: brickyard worker; Region of origin: Habiganj; „I would like to see my old mother back home.“
Series description: Villagers – Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh, is with its seventeen million inhabitants the fastest growing metropolis in the world. Every day, more than two thousand new inhabitants move here from various corners of the country. Families are forced to abandon their homes because of the loss of land caused by massive floods, for which more frequently recurring cyclones and the rising sea level are responsible. Dhaka is unable to absorb the massive population growth and offer more land to migrants from the country. The metropolis faces ever more serious environmental problems and the life in the city is thus becoming a real nightmare.
Author: Hana Connor, Filip Jandourek
Picture description: Name: MD Billal Hossain; Age: 49 years; Job: brickyard worker; Region of origin: Mymensingh; “I’m lucky to get this job and be able to support my children.”
Series description: Villagers – Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh, is with its seventeen million inhabitants the fastest growing metropolis in the world. Every day, more than two thousand new inhabitants move here from various corners of the country. Families are forced to abandon their homes because of the loss of land caused by massive floods, for which more frequently recurring cyclones and the rising sea level are responsible. Dhaka is unable to absorb the massive population growth and offer more land to migrants from the country. The metropolis faces ever more serious environmental problems and the life in the city is thus becoming a real nightmare.
Author: Hana Connor, Filip Jandourek
Picture description: Name: Sakil; Age: 24 years; Job: brickyard worker; Region of origin: Habiganj; “Have enough money to send my kids to school.”
Series description: Villagers – Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh, is with its seventeen million inhabitants the fastest growing metropolis in the world. Every day, more than two thousand new inhabitants move here from various corners of the country. Families are forced to abandon their homes because of the loss of land caused by massive floods, for which more frequently recurring cyclones and the rising sea level are responsible. Dhaka is unable to absorb the massive population growth and offer more land to migrants from the country. The metropolis faces ever more serious environmental problems and the life in the city is thus becoming a real nightmare.
Author: Hana Connor, Filip Jandourek
Picture description: Name:Nazma Akhlen; Age: 30 years; Job: textile factory worker; Region of origin: Habiganj; „Good health for my childern and the family“
Series description: Villagers – Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh, is with its seventeen million inhabitants the fastest growing metropolis in the world. Every day, more than two thousand new inhabitants move here from various corners of the country. Families are forced to abandon their homes because of the loss of land caused by massive floods, for which more frequently recurring cyclones and the rising sea level are responsible. Dhaka is unable to absorb the massive population growth and offer more land to migrants from the country. The metropolis faces ever more serious environmental problems and the life in the city is thus becoming a real nightmare.
Author: Hana Connor, Filip Jandourek
Picture description: Name: Akram Hossain; Age: 32 years; Job: brickyard worker; Region of origin: Sylhet; „I would like to buy one or two cows and return to the village with my family.“
Series description: Villagers – Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh, is with its seventeen million inhabitants the fastest growing metropolis in the world. Every day, more than two thousand new inhabitants move here from various corners of the country. Families are forced to abandon their homes because of the loss of land caused by massive floods, for which more frequently recurring cyclones and the rising sea level are responsible. Dhaka is unable to absorb the massive population growth and offer more land to migrants from the country. The metropolis faces ever more serious environmental problems and the life in the city is thus becoming a real nightmare.
Author: Hana Connor, Filip Jandourek
Picture description: Name: Abul Kalam; Age: 21 years; Job: alluminium factory worker; Region of origin: Faridpur; „To become famous cricket player...“
Series description: Villagers – Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh, is with its seventeen million inhabitants the fastest growing metropolis in the world. Every day, more than two thousand new inhabitants move here from various corners of the country. Families are forced to abandon their homes because of the loss of land caused by massive floods, for which more frequently recurring cyclones and the rising sea level are responsible. Dhaka is unable to absorb the massive population growth and offer more land to migrants from the country. The metropolis faces ever more serious environmental problems and the life in the city is thus becoming a real nightmare.
Author: Hana Connor, Filip Jandourek
Picture description: Name: Taslima Mim; Age: 16 years; Job: alluminium factory worker; Region of origin: Mymensingh; „To be a teacher...“
Series description: Villagers – Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh, is with its seventeen million inhabitants the fastest growing metropolis in the world. Every day, more than two thousand new inhabitants move here from various corners of the country. Families are forced to abandon their homes because of the loss of land caused by massive floods, for which more frequently recurring cyclones and the rising sea level are responsible. Dhaka is unable to absorb the massive population growth and offer more land to migrants from the country. The metropolis faces ever more serious environmental problems and the life in the city is thus becoming a real nightmare.
Author: Hana Connor, Filip Jandourek
Picture description: Alamin Miah; Age: 56 years; Job: brick factory; Region of origin: Faridpur; “No dreams.”
Series description: Villagers – Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh, is with its seventeen million inhabitants the fastest growing metropolis in the world. Every day, more than two thousand new inhabitants move here from various corners of the country. Families are forced to abandon their homes because of the loss of land caused by massive floods, for which more frequently recurring cyclones and the rising sea level are responsible. Dhaka is unable to absorb the massive population growth and offer more land to migrants from the country. The metropolis faces ever more serious environmental problems and the life in the city is thus becoming a real nightmare.
Author: Hana Connor, Filip Jandourek
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Series description: Gardeners – Gardeners - photography series I shoot since 2006. It´s about gardens where each garden is a part of gardening colony situated usually on the city/town periphery. It´s a typical phenomenon in the Czech Republic. The garden is characterized by it´s owner who is a part of the space both as the small cottage. Each owner create and decorate the garden according to himself. I try to capture the individuality of each garden and each personality of the owner and show the differences between them. However there are many things they still have in common which I also try to capture.
Author: David Macháč
Series description: Gardeners – Gardeners - photography series I shoot since 2006. It´s about gardens where each garden is a part of gardening colony situated usually on the city/town periphery. It´s a typical phenomenon in the Czech Republic. The garden is characterized by it´s owner who is a part of the space both as the small cottage. Each owner create and decorate the garden according to himself. I try to capture the individuality of each garden and each personality of the owner and show the differences between them. However there are many things they still have in common which I also try to capture.
Author: David Macháč
Series description: Gardeners – Gardeners - photography series I shoot since 2006. It´s about gardens where each garden is a part of gardening colony situated usually on the city/town periphery. It´s a typical phenomenon in the Czech Republic. The garden is characterized by it´s owner who is a part of the space both as the small cottage. Each owner create and decorate the garden according to himself. I try to capture the individuality of each garden and each personality of the owner and show the differences between them. However there are many things they still have in common which I also try to capture.
Author: David Macháč
Series description: Gardeners – Gardeners - photography series I shoot since 2006. It´s about gardens where each garden is a part of gardening colony situated usually on the city/town periphery. It´s a typical phenomenon in the Czech Republic. The garden is characterized by it´s owner who is a part of the space both as the small cottage. Each owner create and decorate the garden according to himself. I try to capture the individuality of each garden and each personality of the owner and show the differences between them. However there are many things they still have in common which I also try to capture.
Author: David Macháč
Series description: Gardeners – Gardeners - photography series I shoot since 2006. It´s about gardens where each garden is a part of gardening colony situated usually on the city/town periphery. It´s a typical phenomenon in the Czech Republic. The garden is characterized by it´s owner who is a part of the space both as the small cottage. Each owner create and decorate the garden according to himself. I try to capture the individuality of each garden and each personality of the owner and show the differences between them. However there are many things they still have in common which I also try to capture.
Author: David Macháč
Series description: Gardeners – Gardeners - photography series I shoot since 2006. It´s about gardens where each garden is a part of gardening colony situated usually on the city/town periphery. It´s a typical phenomenon in the Czech Republic. The garden is characterized by it´s owner who is a part of the space both as the small cottage. Each owner create and decorate the garden according to himself. I try to capture the individuality of each garden and each personality of the owner and show the differences between them. However there are many things they still have in common which I also try to capture.
Author: David Macháč
Series description: Gardeners – Gardeners - photography series I shoot since 2006. It´s about gardens where each garden is a part of gardening colony situated usually on the city/town periphery. It´s a typical phenomenon in the Czech Republic. The garden is characterized by it´s owner who is a part of the space both as the small cottage. Each owner create and decorate the garden according to himself. I try to capture the individuality of each garden and each personality of the owner and show the differences between them. However there are many things they still have in common which I also try to capture.
Author: David Macháč
Series description: Gardeners – Gardeners - photography series I shoot since 2006. It´s about gardens where each garden is a part of gardening colony situated usually on the city/town periphery. It´s a typical phenomenon in the Czech Republic. The garden is characterized by it´s owner who is a part of the space both as the small cottage. Each owner create and decorate the garden according to himself. I try to capture the individuality of each garden and each personality of the owner and show the differences between them. However there are many things they still have in common which I also try to capture.
Author: David Macháč
Series description: Gardeners – Gardeners - photography series I shoot since 2006. It´s about gardens where each garden is a part of gardening colony situated usually on the city/town periphery. It´s a typical phenomenon in the Czech Republic. The garden is characterized by it´s owner who is a part of the space both as the small cottage. Each owner create and decorate the garden according to himself. I try to capture the individuality of each garden and each personality of the owner and show the differences between them. However there are many things they still have in common which I also try to capture.
Author: David Macháč
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Series description: Spontaneousness education – People sitting on a tram. Women in the “closed” position and men in the “open” position. Why is this so? Anatomic layout? Different signals? Education? Spontaneousness? The project was created directly for the Art Wall gallery as a part of Prague Pride 2017.
Author: Michaela Škvrňáková, Michelle Adlerová
Series description: Spontaneousness education – People sitting on a tram. Women in the “closed” position and men in the “open” position. Why is this so? Anatomic layout? Different signals? Education? Spontaneousness? The project was created directly for the Art Wall gallery as a part of Prague Pride 2017.
Author: Michaela Škvrňáková, Michelle Adlerová
Series description: Spontaneousness education – People sitting on a tram. Women in the “closed” position and men in the “open” position. Why is this so? Anatomic layout? Different signals? Education? Spontaneousness? The project was created directly for the Art Wall gallery as a part of Prague Pride 2017.
Author: Michaela Škvrňáková, Michelle Adlerová
Series description: Spontaneousness education – People sitting on a tram. Women in the “closed” position and men in the “open” position. Why is this so? Anatomic layout? Different signals? Education? Spontaneousness? The project was created directly for the Art Wall gallery as a part of Prague Pride 2017.
Author: Michaela Škvrňáková, Michelle Adlerová
Series description: Spontaneousness education – People sitting on a tram. Women in the “closed” position and men in the “open” position. Why is this so? Anatomic layout? Different signals? Education? Spontaneousness? The project was created directly for the Art Wall gallery as a part of Prague Pride 2017.
Author: Michaela Škvrňáková, Michelle Adlerová
Series description: Spontaneousness education – People sitting on a tram. Women in the “closed” position and men in the “open” position. Why is this so? Anatomic layout? Different signals? Education? Spontaneousness? The project was created directly for the Art Wall gallery as a part of Prague Pride 2017.
Author: Michaela Škvrňáková, Michelle Adlerová
Series description: Spontaneousness education – People sitting on a tram. Women in the “closed” position and men in the “open” position. Why is this so? Anatomic layout? Different signals? Education? Spontaneousness? The project was created directly for the Art Wall gallery as a part of Prague Pride 2017.
Author: Michaela Škvrňáková, Michelle Adlerová
Series description: Spontaneousness education – People sitting on a tram. Women in the “closed” position and men in the “open” position. Why is this so? Anatomic layout? Different signals? Education? Spontaneousness? The project was created directly for the Art Wall gallery as a part of Prague Pride 2017.
Author: Michaela Škvrňáková, Michelle Adlerová
Series description: Spontaneousness education – People sitting on a tram. Women in the “closed” position and men in the “open” position. Why is this so? Anatomic layout? Different signals? Education? Spontaneousness? The project was created directly for the Art Wall gallery as a part of Prague Pride 2017.
Author: Michaela Škvrňáková, Michelle Adlerová
