Red Journey
Red Journey (2007-2008)
While a minority has succeeded in reaching "The Good Life", much of the population in the shattered Soviet empire has long abandoned the lofty expectations that stirred in 1991. Freedom and independence have their price. What was once the Soviet Union is now the home of extremes, a barrel of contrasts. An uncertain present balances between nostalgia for the past and hope for the future. Life flows by. Society evolves, even if the direction is not always discernible. Transition is pliable concept. In a coffee house is the Moldavian capital Chisinau I asked press photographer Nicolae Pojoga how long he thought the transition phase would last in his country. He laughed bitterly and answered frankly: "Nothing is more persistent than the temporary".
The book ‘Red Journey’ is published by Lannoo Tielt. ‘Red Journey’ has been exhibited at FotoMuseum - Antwerp, Bozar - Brussels, BredaPhoto International Photofestival, Cultuurcentrum Hasselt, Biennale Internationale de l’Image - Nancy, Flanders Centre - Osaka, Biennale de la Photographie en Condroz - Marchin, Visa pour l’Image - Perpignan (screening).
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Fotografie is een leugenachtig medium
Je moet telkens weer zien hoe ver je kunt gaan zonder op je bakkes te krijgen
Thessaloniki Biennale of Contemporary Art
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A small voice. Conversations with photographers, Ben Smith podcast, 2021
Striking photos capture Dubai’s artificial universes, Connect the World, CCN, 2018
Interview 100% Cultuur, ATV, 2018
Zeiss Photography Award reportage, 2018
Interview, Krolop & Gerst, 2018
Interview, Shifter Media, 2016
Interview, De Afspraak, Canvas, 2015
Interview, 100% Cultuur, ATV, 2014
Minsk, Belarus
Kyzyl, Russia
Shkodra, Albania
Kukes, Albania
Durres, Albania
Dilijan, Armenia
Vilnius, Lithuania
Yerevan, Armenia
Vanadzor, Armenia
Yerevan, Armenia
Goris, Armenia
Stepanakert, Nagorno-Karabakh
Charentsavan, Armenia
Yerevan, Armenia
Batumi, Georgia
Gyumri, Armenia
Yerevan, Armenia
Baku, Azerbaijan
Sumgayit, Azerbaijan
Baku, Azerbaijan
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
Aralsk, Kazakhstan
Moynaq, Uzbekistan
Murgab, Tajikistan
Murgab, Tajikistan
Bulunkul, Tajikistan
Khojand, Tajikistan
Andijan, Uzbekistan
Ashgabat, Turkmenistan
Ashgabat, Turkmenistan
Astana, Kazakhstan
Sillamae, Estonia
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Samarkant, Uzbekistan
Khojand, Tajikistan
Ayni, Tajikistan
Khaburabot, Tajikistan
Komsomolabad, Tajikistan
Toktogul, Kyrgyzstan
Karakul, Tajikistan
Urumqi, China
Listvyanka, Russia
Bayankhongor, Mongolia
Ulanbator, Mongolia
Khovd, Mongolia
Mongolian Express
Vladivostok, Russia
Vladivostok, Russia
Vladivostok, Russia
Tomsk, Russia
Moscow, Russia
Tiraspol, Transnistria
Zhlobin, Belarus
Minsk, Belarus
Minsk, Belarus
Sebastopol, Ukraine
Riga, Latvia
Brest, Belarus
Yevpatorija, Ukraine
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
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