Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
In one of the emerging neighborhoods of Chiang Mai, filled with beautiful homes that decorate covers of architecture magazines and are shown on international blogs, migrant workers are being kept close by, often just less than a minute away from the world of millionaires.
They live in shacks that resemble South American favelas or African townships and often are the beginnings of small slums. These Cambodian migrant workers have their own private parties every night, and like in the fancy homes just a few steps away, they have their privacy, closing off the property with a tarp that barely hides the laughter and joy.
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In one of the emerging neighborhoods of Chiang Mai, filled with beautiful homes that decorate covers of architecture magazines and are shown on international blogs, migrant workers are being kept close by, often just less than a minute away from the world of millionaires.
They live in shacks that resemble South American favelas or African townships and often are the beginnings of small slums. These Cambodian migrant workers have their own private parties every night, and like in the fancy homes just a few steps away, they have their privacy, closing off the property with a tarp that barely hides the laughter and joy.
We are trying to create the world's first art project to happen in every country in the world. Join us on our journey. More info at bit.ly/2MduPyH
