A visual journey on resilience, climate adaptation, and sacred ties to the Brahmaputra on Majuli, the world’s largest river island.It’s a story about those who stay. About people who live in rhythm with the river, who adapt quietly and steadily, even as the ground beneath them disappears.
Photographer András Zoltai spent five years documenting the lives of the Majuli community, with the help of the Carmencita x Kodak Professional Europe Grant.
The book features 97 photographs in 216 pages.
Its size measures 26x24 cm.
A visual journey on resilience, climate adaptation, and sacred ties to the Brahmaputra on Majuli, the world’s largest river island.It’s a story about those who stay. About people who live in rhythm with the river, who adapt quietly and steadily, even as the ground beneath them disappears.
Photographer András Zoltai spent five years documenting the lives of the Majuli community, with the help of the Carmencita x Kodak Professional Europe Grant.
The book features 97 photographs in 216 pages.
Its size measures 26x24 cm.
