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Varial sees the world with great compassion and intimacy. His work has a universal quality and blend

04/08/2026

'CA****BO' - Framed fine art photography.Ready to hang.Four sizes available.From $90 to $350+ $30 Worldwide shipping
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CA****BO - OAXACA, MEXICO

03/08/2026

Living at Barefoot College- The Real Barefoot College in Rajasthan, is far more than a place to stay, it is a profound lesson in humanity. It is an experience of humility, resilience, and simplicity, where every day reminds you that happiness can flourish with very little. The warmth and generosity of the people of Rajasthan are unforgettable. Their hospitality is genuine, their sense of community inspiring, and their ability to face life’s challenges with dignity leaves a lasting impression. There is a quiet strength here that teaches more than words ever could. Each visit feels like a return to the essentials, a return to the roots of what truly matters. Away from the distractions of modern life, Barefoot College reconnects you with kindness, solidarity, and the beauty of human relationships. It is a place that gently reminds you that the greatest richness is often found in compassion, shared knowledge, and the bonds we create with one another. Leaving Tilonia is never easy, because a part of you always remains there.

31/07/2026

'PENTI' Plastic Tribe Series - Framed fine art photography.Ready to hang.Four sizes available.From $90 to $350+ $30 Worldwide shipping
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'PENTI' Plastic Tribe Series - Amazon Forest of Ecuador - Where the most pristine Rainforest 'YASUNI' is distroyed, indigenous communities displaced, for the sake of Oil, Money through never ending Government Corruption.

30/07/2026

'PLASTIC TRIBE' Framed fine art photography.Ready to hang.Four sizes available.From $90 to $350+ $30 Worldwide shipping
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PLASTIC TRIBE - ECUADOR

29/07/2026

The last Nomadic Penans with Smithsonian Magazine

“I know there are other spirits, but I do not belong to them anymore. Every living thing has a spirit, and humans can harness it. The hornbill spirit can make people walk very fast. Normally what takes two, three days to walk, they do it in one. The leopard spirit is even more powerful.”

Borneo’s epic rainforests are being cleared at a faster rate per acre than the Amazon’s. This might seem like a minor concern, since the island accounts for only 1 percent of the earth’s land. But according to the World Wildlife Fund, Borneo’s forests hold 6 percent of the planet’s plant and animal species. Many are now being driven toward extinction, or being extinguished before they can even be identified—all because of consumer demands around the world.
The Penan are a nomadic indigenous people living mainly in Sarawak in Malaysian Borneo and are one of the last such peoples remaining as hunters and gatherers. They are noted for their practice of 'molong' which means never taking more than necessary. They eat plants, which are also used as medicines, and animals and use the hides, skin, fur, and other parts for clothing and shelter. Penan communities were predominantly nomadic up until the 1950s. The period from 1950 to the present has seen consistent programs by the state government and foreign Christian missionaries to settle Penan into longhouse-based villages similar to those of Sarawak's other indigenous groups.

Today, the Penan number around 16,000. Only approximately 200 still live a nomadic lifestyle.

26/07/2026

For generations, Indigenous knowledge systems have sustained the well-being of communities around the world. Rooted in a deep connection to land, spirituality, community and tradition, they carry ways of living, healing and caring that have been passed down through countless generations.
These portraits were photographed in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, where I had the chance to get closer in presence. These portraits reflect the strength, dignity and resilience of Indigenous traditions that continue to shape the country's cultural fabric.
As we approach the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, it reminds us that protecting Indigenous knowledge is not only about preserving the past. It is about safeguarding humanity's future.

24/07/2026

'AWA' - Plastic Tribe Series - Framed fine art photography.Ready to hang.Four sizes available.From $90 to $350+ $30 Worldwide shipping
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18/07/2026

'CHITRANGI' - Framed fine art photography.Ready to hang.Four sizes available.From $90 to $350+ $30 Worldwide shipping
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CHITRANGI - RAJASTHAN

17/07/2026

the book 'Doña Luz - Stories of Latin American Solar Mamas ' for Barefoot College International- women empowerment non-profit documents the lives of 15 indigenous women from 5 countries in Latin America throughout the electrification process: preparing to leave for this incredible journey, a 6-month training period in India, returning to their communities and electrifying more than 100 homes. The majority of the communities are indigenous and several have survived persecution and genocide with the majority of survivors currently living an impoverished existence.
DOÑA LUZ - Stories of Latin America Solar Mamastells the story not only of forgotten people, survivors of genocide, victims of oil exploitation and marginalized communities, but also of ambassadors of faith and courage.

Pal, Guatemala.
"This morning, we find Catarina beside her hearth. The sun’s rays beam through the
cracks in the wooden walls’ planks, slicing the white smoke rising from the fire into
dancing ribbons. She is cooking tortillas on a thick metal slab, blackened by the flames
of time, set directly on the embers. Her youngest daughter appears in the doorway that
separates the room, smiles at us, and chases away the dozens of baby chicks pecking for
food. She sets down a few plates and a bowl of frijoles next to Catarina. Breakfast and
lunch are identical: tortillas, frijoles. The sunlight floods the room with a sacred glow.
The birds’ singing, the roosters’ crowing, the flapping wings of the hens, the crackling
fire all fuse with the melodious intonations of the Ixhil language, their Mayan language;
the only language Catarina, her daughter, and many villagers in Pal speak."

Ebook : https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/wakkylr3ltya9m0w19kma/Donaluz_ENGLISH_ebook.pdf?rlkey=7ff3g5vdeshoa27v8flxgplcp&st=9o4w40jr&dl=0

15/07/2026

'HELLO YATRI' - Framed fine art photography.Ready to hang.Four sizes available.From $90 to $350+ $30 Worldwide shipping
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HELLO YATRI - RAJASTHAN - Diaphragmatic Series

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