Ouagadougou is often described by people who don’t really live there—foreign journalists on short assignments, NGO staff behind guarded walls....
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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.
Ayzoh! launches Somos / Comunidad Ancestral Viviente, a project that bridges struggles for justice, freedom, and dignity, creating a network...
In Ethiopia, there is a tradition that unfolds with music. As dancers move and singers raise their voices, a hand...
The Indigenous Dance Festival in Comonfort, Mexico, is not a spectacle. It’s a space where cultural memory takes form through...
Why do we bring instant prints to the field? You let someone into your frame. You take time, space, and...
We’re not here to sell you a lifestyle. You won’t find motivational mantras, self-improvement formulas, or repackaged wisdom from some...
The new ayzoh.org is live — not just a website, but a declaration of intent. It’s a space built from...
At Ayzoh!, we’ve never waited for someone to give us space. We build it ourselves. On our own terms. With...
A new photo book titled El Rosario offers an intimate portrait of a community-driven revolution unfolding in the hills of...
At Ayzoh!, we are honored to welcome Yacciry into our community of storytellers, travelers, and cultural guardians. Her presence reminds...
At Ayzoh!, we don’t choose sponsors based on money. We choose them based on values. AFAR Textiles is not just...
I met Guadalupe Alvarez in Lalibela, Ethiopia, during the war. The town was tense, the air thick with fear, and...
