Kim lind photo
JAPAN
Post-war brutalist architecture and geishas dressed to kill – futurism and old traditions in seamless coexistance.
BROOKLYN
Industrial aesthetic and cobblestone streets – New York’s hipster Mecca doubles as a Jerusalem light.
NORTH KOREA
The closest any country has come to George Orwell’s 1984 – uniforms and uniformity north of the 38th parallel.
ETHIOPIA
Faith and devotion carved into the mountains of east Africa – “Blessed are you who are poor.” Luke 6:20-21.
MANHATTAN
Third world living at first world prices
– the american dream and reality juxtaposed under neon lights.
KURDISTAN
No friends but the mountains – but the people of northern Iraq have prevailed through countless wars and strife.
NORTHERN IRELAND
3 600 deaths during 30 years of secterian violence – and neither side is about to forget past grievences.
NYC HOUSING AUTHORITY
The largest public housing authority in the US was created in 1935 – decades of neglect has left it largely crumbling.