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Aproximadamente hace 12 años, el fotógrafo Alexander Khimushin se dirigió a un emocionante viaje en búsqueda de pueblos minoritarios y tribus étnicas al borde de la extinción para al menos memorar a sus representantes en retratos. Sus mejores trabajos formaron parte del proyecto “The World in Faces”, el cual estuvo en una exposición de la ONU en 2019. A pesar de que Alexander visitó 86 países del mundo, Siberia ocupó un lugar muy especial en su corazón. Actualmente, el fotógrafo está preparando una exposición personal en la sede de la Unesco, en París. Estará dedicada al Día Internacional de los Pueblos Indígenas.
The portraits were taken by Russian photographer Alexander Khimushin and offer a fascinating insight into the lives of people in Siberia - some of them in communities of only 100.
Photographer Alexander Khimushin spends a year traveling 25,000 miles across Siberia, seeking to meet and preserve the cultural richness of its indigenous people.
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The Nkulu Zao are one of the minor Legacies of Laibon. The childer of the nearly extinct line of Zao-lat, the Nkulu Zao's numbers are few after their Legacy has been hunted down for centuries. Their very name is in honor of their founder; Nkulu Zao is Bavili for "dead souls of Zao-lat". In order to hide from the magi who decimated their numbers, the Nkulu Zao remain highly secretive. So secretive, in fact, that even they do not know how many of them remain in Africa, let alone the rest of the wo
Monday mornings at the office won't seem as treacherous once you see where the Gurung men of the himalayas head to work. Hunting for honey high in the himalayas foothills, men older than most people claiming retirement risk their lives to harvest the nests of indigenous honeybees. For this inc
Elyzabeth Daynès is a highly acclaimed sculptor and paleontologist who creates incredibly realistic reconstructions of our ancestors using archaeological finds, clay and silicon. She calls herself a paleoartist, a mixture of hard science and pure art. Not only do these sculptures appear life-like, they are also educational: they help illustrate the process by which we evolved into who we are today.
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