In the 16th arrondissement of Paris, France, Passy combines former country houses, hidden passages and a neighbourly life that resists tourism pressure. A look at its heritage, its markets and the choices visitors can make to avoid erasing…
In the hills north of San José, San Vicente de Moravia keeps an old centre of wooden houses, a stone parish church and a neighbourhood life that resists urban pressure. A look at its everyday heritage and at…
In the heart of Yorkshire, Leeds blends a growing financial centre with centuries-old markets, Victorian arcades and neighbourhoods where industrial heritage becomes everyday life. A guide to looking beyond the shop windows.
On the edge of Delhi, Faridabad blends a farming past, an industrial belt that grew without pause and a daily life now searching for a balance between development, heritage and responsible visitor choices.
In southeast Queensland, Logan City blends suburban neighbourhoods, wetlands and a farming and railway past that still shapes its geography. A guide to looking beyond the stereotype and understanding how this Australian city lives, eats and moves.
In the artisan villages of Odisha, India, families keep alive the forging of ritual instruments that accompany the Jagannath processions. A documentary profile of an inherited craft, its uncertain present, and how to visit it with respect.
In the eastern Indian state of Odisha, scribes in the Puri district still engrave sacred texts and family chronicles onto dried palm leaves. A centuries-old craft that endures between oral memory and the threat of disappearance.
In the eastern Indian state of Odisha, ritual dances, stone carvings, and floral offerings maintain a link between the sacred and the everyday. A journey through its temples, villages, and markets reveals a heritage that refuses to fade.
In the artisan villages of Odisha, families still hammer metal into instruments that accompany Jagannath processions. A documentary profile of a tradition surviving between devotion and the market.
On the Bolivian altiplano, the salt cooperatives of Colchani and Uyuni sustain a century-old industry while facing mass tourism, lithium mining, and climate change. A journey through a landscape that is at once desert, archive, and pantry.
