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In a country where the sun burns the dunes and tradition has carved centuries of silence, something is moving. Saudi Arabia is no longer just the kingdom of oil and Wahhabism: it has become the laboratory of a silent revolution, led by a young, connected, and impatient generation. 72% of the population is under thirty. They are...

There's an image that never ceases to rank: " the executioners with plans in their beaks ." No longer just weapons, but maps, models, algorithms. No longer just destruction, but management. Genocide is no longer an exception: it's a protocol. And the peace plan presented by Donald Trump to the White House, accepted by Israel and blessed by European governments,...

Migration is an act of courage that shatters the certainties of a familiar life. Security, understood as home, language, and loved ones, is put to the test. Those who leave seek a new space, but often fear betraying what they left behind. They find themselves suspended between two worlds. Just like in romantic relationships—where the promise of...

Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip. Lana al-Sharif is ten years old, but her eyes reveal a life of suffering that few adults could endure. Her hair, once black, is now streaked with white, and blemishes on her skin reveal a body consumed by trauma. In what should have been time...

The tragic events in Monreale, which involved young people from the Zen community involved in episodes of extreme violence, raise complex questions about the future of future generations. What happened is an open wound not only for the direct victims, but for an entire community questioning its causes and responsibilities. The perpetrators of the crime...


Every human being is born immersed in a sea of ​​perceptions. Consciousness is the first shore we touch: a fragile landing place that allows us to say "I" to the world. But consciousness is not a fixed point: it is a movement, a flow that renews itself every moment. It is the ability to recognize that we are alive and that...

Not all artists seek to arrest the flow of time : some chase it like a wild animal, others pass through it like a raging river. Thomas Dhellemmes belongs to this second lineage: his photography is not an act of fixation, but of movement. He doesn't freeze the moment, he sends it fleeing. He doesn't preserve it, he...