Pictures for Purpose

Running from 9–23 December, this print sale supports refugees affected by the war in Sudan.

Proceeds will go to UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, whose efforts secure life-saving support and protection for Sudanese refugees both within and beyond Sudan’s borders. Working closely with partner organisations on the ground, UNHCR provides access to clean water, shelter, medical care, and essential mental health support, particularly amongst women and children.

Available works are created by: Nadav Kander - Rinko Kawauchi - Sunil Gupta and many more !
These works are available until December 23rd at Pictures for Purpose

All pictures are 32 x 22 cm (including white border)
Timed edition
Price:  € 129

"This image was taken near my home this past February. Though still cold, the sunlight felt like spring, and the yellow rapeseed fields gave me a sense that the coming spring, the future, would be bright. It felt like it was shining light into a world full of anxiety."

"For me, this photograph shows a violent collision lit in blood red between nature and concrete. My exposure I calculated to be 90 minutes. Once composed, I opened the shutter and left for a bite to eat at a diner nearby."

"Two goats stand poised on a low brick wall in my father’s village in Uttar Pradesh, India. The
photograph forms part of Country: Portrait of an Indian Village, an extended visual study of the place
my family comes from. Our lineage traces back to a woman who escaped a violent feud in the state’s
eastern reaches, and this image carries that quiet history: everyday life layered with the weight of
movement, refuge, and the small, enduring rhythms of a village that shaped us."