Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

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Photographer, visual anthropologist and educator Joseane Daher has spent years telling the stories of Amazonian Indigenous peoples and small communities from Northeast Brazil through her images. She discusses her recent series "Rupture" and the importance of telling the stories of these Indigenous "groups".

More from Joseane Daher:
-joseanedaherstudio.com
-www.capiti.com.br
-instagram.com/joseane_daher_studio
-instagram.com/capiti_coletivo_aprendizagem

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0:00 Intro
0:54 About Joseane
3:03 Understanding Indigenous people
16:37 Huni Kuin Indigenous people
20:54 Understanding the culture
23:44 Possible documentary film?
26:15 Choosing between B&W and color images
28:28 Smaller communities in Brazil
36:16 The Rupture project on rock projections
43:23 Knowing when the project is done
49:07 Closing thoughts

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