Asuizate Stationery The volcano

The volcano

The disintegration of the body is exposed in all its terrifying beauty as Huhta rejects the norms of depicting the human individual

while at the same time showing the harsh and absolute consequences of mass tourism

photographic concerns

is not avant-garde in penitentiary issues and although the internal relationships formed between convicts and dogs

Asuizate Stationery The volcanoAsuizate examines migration as a daily, tangible, and often complex process of change. Through a series of images taken in Switzerland, Ronald Pizzoferrato documents the spaces, routines, and situations that shape the lives of those who arrive in a new country and seek to find their place within it. The photographs depict environments, actions, and moments that illustrate the impact of relocation: what is left behind, what is encountered, and what one