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"Plastic Paradise", or the latest photographs by Jerzy Wierzbicki 
The combination of archaeologist and documentary filmmaker must produce interesting results. And this is exactly what happens in the case of Wierzbicki. In his series, with the scientific precision of a researcher of the past, he reveals to us the secrets of the desert, which, contrary to popular belief, is not empty at all. As he says: I roam around desolate places and photograph what people leave behind in this boundless landscape. Some "constructions"...
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On the memorable January 8, 1959, Fidel triumphantly entered Havana. He had won his "revolutión." I didn't get to talk to him the first time, but I did manage to exchange a few words with Raul Castro, Fidel's brother. Raul told me that in the city of Camaguey they would be trying and dismembering counter-revolutionaries and would I be willing to witness these events? Very politely...
Traces of ancient Oman by Jerzy Wierzbicki
Jerzy Wierzbicki's photographs of Oman in recent years both have something in common with and differ from his earlier works. In such series of works as "Gdańsk - Suburbia" (1995-2004) and "Post-Industrial Silesia" (2001-2006), he dealt with places that had suffered from the economic crisis. His attention was drawn to the devastated architecture and general temporariness of...
Indian workers in the Middle East
Poverty, unemployment and rural overpopulation are the main reasons for labor migration in Asian countries. The main destination of this migration is the oil-rich countries of the Persian Gulf region affiliated with the so-called GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council). Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman). There are several reasons for this. The cultural center of the Middle East is the region....
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