Ayzoh! launches Somos / Comunidad Ancestral Viviente, a project that bridges struggles for justice, freedom, and dignity, creating a network...
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This is where Ayzoh!’s work unfolds in real time: from remote expeditions to exhibitions, field stories to visual experiments, partnerships to quiet reflections. No agenda. No polish. Just a living archive of how — and why — we do what we do. Whether you’re a supporter, a future workshop participant, a collector, or someone stumbling in with curiosity, welcome. This space is open, raw, and always grounded. And like all good fieldwork — it’s in progress.
Ouagadougou is often described by people who don’t really live there—foreign journalists on short assignments, NGO staff behind guarded walls....
We find ourselves in Baregota, a small village 8 km from Lalibela, where we are set to build a school...
Mexico never stops surprising me. All it takes is stepping off the main roads to find yourself in a world...
More than a camera shop, Newoldcamera is, at its core, a celebration of photography. Founded in Milan by Ryuichi Watanabe,...
In the heart of Uruapan, in a 19th-century textile mill reborn as a cultural space, the ghosts of threads and...
I’ve always been drawn to those who disrupt the status quo—who challenge the most harmful and unjust aspects of tradition,...
In the waters near Fredrikstad, tucked between the currents and reeds, lies Isegran—a small Norwegian island where boats are built,...
According to ancient myth, before we are born, each soul chooses a path — an image, a shape, a purpose...
Tissia was founded in Ouagadougou by sisters Alice and Veronique Ouedraogo, with a simple and radical vision: to create space...
After more than a month in the Adrar desert with Claudio, I decided to take a short two-day break before...
Amu Les Griots is an association founded by Ombretta Moschella — vice-president of Ayzoh! — and Zouratié Koné, master percussionist...
