MOHDART
A visual field journal
Curated stories told in frames — journeys, places and people, photographed as one narrative.
15 photos
Trees, O2 of the planet. Trees photos are taken around the world, they are the lifeblood of our beautiful blue planet.
21 photos
In Dhaka Bangladesh, citizen workers from all segments of society, men, women and even people with special needs! Working to load sand from ships to earn their living, there are tired faces, others sad, and others sometimes filled with joy, and sometimes destroyed by fatigue.
11 photos
Across streets, markets and moments of rest, the mobile phone slips into the centre of daily life. A visual question about connection, absence and the thin line between blessing and interruption.
18 photos
Women at work, in motion and in public life across different communities—a series about capability, independence and identities larger than the roles assigned to them.
5 photos
On the streets of Dhaka, an ear cleaner works with improvised tools, steady hands and complete concentration. An intimate record of informal care and survival.
13 photos
Flour, fire and practiced hands turn a daily necessity into a ritual shared across generations. A study of labour, warmth and bread as the centre of home.
19 photos
Hands that weave, mend, carve, harvest and hold. These close observations honour the skill, memory and quiet dignity carried through work.
17 photos
Across mountains, valleys and open pasture, shepherds move at the pace of their flocks. A quiet portrait of guardianship, endurance and belonging to the land.
6 photos
Among green slopes and repeating rows, tea is gathered by hand and carried forward one harvest at a time. A study of rhythm, colour and invisible labour.