Photographs from Nepal
Deependra Bajracharya, Ashesh Dangol and Usha Titikshu
NEPAL

Deependra Bajracharya: A small window is enough to peep through this big world. For me the view finder of my small camera is a peeping hole to see this world. Here I have compiled the stories of moments I gained while seeing things that have already been seen by others.

Ashesh Dangol: As I see the vast differences in the lives and upbringing of children from different backgrounds, I question myself "Why is the world like this? Why do the poor always suffer and the rich always get what they want?" But I am unable to find answers to these questions. Sometimes I wish that I had remained a child.

Usha Titikshu: Different ecological zones, different looking peoples, different demographics, political structures and histories, human development indicators, but several commonalities. Besides being in South Asia, armed conflict ravages the landscape, the buildings, and leaves its mark on the bodies, minds and hearts of the unarmed children, women, and men.

These pictures are about the agony, the hope, creativity and resilience which refuses to die or go missing.