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Nick Brandt
    The Day May Break
      PHOTOGRAPHS: CHAPTER 1
      PHOTOGRAPHS: CHAPTER 2
      ESSAYS
      Survivor Stories
        SURVIVOR STORIES: CHAPTER 1
        SURVIVOR STORIES: CHAPTER 2
      NGOs
      PRESS
      Reviews
    This Empty World
    Inherit the dust
    ON THIS EARTH TRILOGY
      ON THIS EARTH (2001-2004)
      A SHADOW FALLS (2005-2008)
      ACROSS THE RAVAGED LAND (2010-2012)

LUCIO AND CHASCAS, BOLIVIA 2022
PHOTOGRAPHS - CHAPTER ONE  •  CHAPTER TWO 
BOOKS  •  EXHIBITIONS  •  ESSAYS   
 SURVIVOR STORIES   •   NGOs  •   PRESS


"A landmark body of work by one of photography’s great environmental champions. Showing how deeply our fates are intertwined, Brandt portrays people and animals together, causing us to reflect on the real-life consequences of climate change. Channeling his outrage into quiet determination, the result is a portrait of us all, at a critical moment in the Anthropocene."

— Phillip Prodger, Curator, Author, Photography Historian
Former Head of Photographs at the National Portrait Gallery, London



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