Yesterday I saw The Salt of the Earth, a documentary of life photographer Sebastião Salgado, made by his son, Julian, and Wim Wenders. Since the 1970's, Salgado has witnessed and captured human exodus, the lives of workers around the world, pristine landscapes and animals in their natural habitat.
After years of raising awareness of the terror lived in places like Ethiopia, Sudan and Yugoslavia, Salgado returned to his childhood ranch in Brazil to recover his faith in life. Together with his wife Lélia and his crew, they transformed thousands of hectares of devastated cattle land into lush jungle, setting an example of how nature can fully recover with our help.
His black and white images and his life story are a legacy of how profound suffering can be transformed through compassion into hope.
After years of raising awareness of the terror lived in places like Ethiopia, Sudan and Yugoslavia, Salgado returned to his childhood ranch in Brazil to recover his faith in life. Together with his wife Lélia and his crew, they transformed thousands of hectares of devastated cattle land into lush jungle, setting an example of how nature can fully recover with our help.
His black and white images and his life story are a legacy of how profound suffering can be transformed through compassion into hope.
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You can see more of Sebastião Salgado's work on Artsy.
Transparent quartz and 100% recycled sterling silver.
Soon in my online shop.
Black top by Remigio Mestas. Striped top by Fabrica Social.
You can see more of Sebastião Salgado's work on Artsy.
