Political Pandora

Digital technologies have fundamentally changed how we see and use spaces. Today, it’s no longer abstract or just about the physical, but the layers of information that exist on top of our geographies. These digital surfaces actively shape our experiences and influence how we move through spaces, and essentially, how we understand them. An example of this is Google Maps. Today, such applications dictate more than directions to shape how one experiences a space, one that is ra

The struggle, they say, is not just about ownership of the land, but about safeguarding Pachamama—the source of life.

In this commodified landscape, the fetishization of concrete becomes emblematic of a consumer-driven culture that values the aesthetic appea

Photography is always a deliberate act. One of including and excluding, of focusing and defocusing. Of picking and cropping, colouring, fix

(Interview with Youth Protesters) Living in an area close to a petrol station in a school district, there was always minimal traffic on the

Every Muslim in India has their own backstory. Perhaps their grandfather’s neighbourhood got ransacked by Hindutva-affiliated militants, or

The concept of “beauty products” has been around for thousands of years. From castor oil balm by ancient Egyptians to skin creams by the...

A woman was dragged out from her village in Tigray, tied up in a military base, and gang-raped over several months. Thousands of women have,