Omo Change Photo-books Piotrowska seeks to re-present their

Piotrowska seeks to re-present their agency in corporeal form

one of which is featured as an original print tipped in to the final page of the book

through which he explores the narrative potential of the relationships unfolding between walls

while others are not so much a stone as something made of stone

and rephotography

Omo Change Photo-books Piotrowska seeks to re-present theirThe book Omo Change tells the story of the Omo River Valley, one of the most incredible areas on the African continent, a place where our human ancestors first emerged. The place is wild and unique, as are the people living there. The people are divided into a variety of tribes, each with their own rights, colors and customs, but all united by their dependence on the river. Their tribal rites, basic homes and animal husbandry reveal a deep balance