The Successors Project

“The Successors” is a multimedia project that blends storytelling, anthropology, and photography to document young individuals inheriting ancestral traditions from diverse cultures. These successors are vital in preserving their heritage, with each series capturing the essence and challenges of their worlds. The project aims to spark intergenerational dialogue, fostering understanding and exchange between generations, and using cultural heritage as a bridge for learning in the modern world.

India / Ladakh

The Boy and the Lama

Deep within the Himalayan mountains are ancient and isolated monasteries. Serving as the source of Buddhism in the region, they also serve as a safe havens for orphans looking for a new family in life.

Argentina / Mar Del Plata

The Gauchos of Argentina

What solidified the Gauchos legendary status in Argentina wasn't only their contributions to the settlers’ survival—it was their unmatched expertise as some of the best horse tamers in the world.

Mongolia / Ulgii

The Eagle Huntress

The eagle hunters of western Mongolia have been able to preserve their tradition with minimal external influence — for them, being called of 'Eagle hunter' is not merely a title but their way of life.

India / Kerala

The Chained Gods

Theyyam artists perform ancient rituals that predate even Hinduism. Covered in vivid red paint, ancient markings, and ornaments, these artists conduct rituals that allow them to embody the gods themselves.

China / Xijiang

Searching for the Miao Goddess

The Miao’s appearance reflects a blend of thousands of years of culture, with each tribe preserving its own window into history. A precious cultural relic, especially considering that the Miao are among the few survivors of the Cultural Revolution

Bulgaria / Razlog

The Monsterss of Razlog

The ancient tradition of Kukeri is an animistic ritual where villagers would cover their bodies with furs, masks, and paint and transform into intimidating monsters. Banding together to drive away evil spirits from their homes.

Ecuador / Amazon

The Shaman's apprentice

Explore one of the most uncharted and dangerous areas of the world — the Amazon. A Rainforest is so unbelievably vast that it crosses nine different countries, some of which are among the largest in the world.

Ethiopia / Omo Valley

The girl in white

Travel deep into the Omo Valley in southern Ethiopia, a place widely known as a photographer’s paradise due to its diversity of indigenous tribes, many of which still maintain their traditional lifestyles and ancient customs.

Let’s Tell
Your Story

Contact and schedule
a consultation meeting

Thank you! Your submission has been received!

Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.