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"Citizens of Photography: the Camera and the Political Imagination" is an empirical anthropological investigation into the relationship between “representation” through everyday images and “representation” through politics.

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Fieldwork Photography

Photographic documentation pertaining to our research and fieldwork in Cambodia, Bangladesh, Greece, India, Nepal, Nicaragua, Nigeria, and Sri Lanka.

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img_3892 Giorgos Dimopoulos, survivor of the 1943 civilians’ slaughter perpetrated by Wehrmacht troops in Kalavryta, Greece showing a portrait of his father displayed on the victims’ photo wall at the “Municipal Museum of the Kalavryta Holocaust.” (Photograph by Konstantinos Kalantzis, 2018)
Families of the Disappeared Protest Families of the Disappeared Protest. Maruthankerny, Jaffna, 2018 (Photograph by Vindhya Buthpitiya)
about-image-5 A family reunion after the Khmer Rouge, Stoung district of Kampong Thom, Cambodia, 1989 (Re-photographed by Sokphea Young, 2018)
Photomontage Elaborate photomontage of a prospective migrant, visualizing a future in the Gulf, Birgunj, Nepal. (Photograph by Christopher Pinney, 2019)
Female students photographed by FemsFotos Female students photographed by FemsFotos, 2004 (Photograph by Naluwembe Binaisa, Ìlá Òràngún and Abeokuta, Nigeria 2018)
20.Pinney Photographic montage produced by Student Photo Service, Lucknow, India. (Courtesy of Student Photo Service)
12.Pinney The many ID photos commonly held by villagers in central India testifies to the demands of the Indian bureaucratic state. (Photograph by Christopher Pinney)
13.Pinney A photoshopped image from the pilgrimage destination of Dwarkanath, Gujarat, India. (Photograph by Christopher Pinney)
10 A man in Distomo showing me a historical photograph that includes himself as a child, taken by a humanitarian expedition following the slaughter of civilians by German troops in 1944. (Photograph by Konstantinos Kalantzis, 2018)