From the sacred spectacle of Varanasi and the Ganges river to the colors of Jaipur, to the Buddhist spirituality of BodhGaya. Aziza Vasco reportage in India for Lampoon online
Aziza Vasco’s reportage in Northern India
Title: Northern India – a travel empathic Journal
My journey through Northern India, spanning the regions of New Delhi, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, and Bihar, felt like a return. A return to a primordial, essential phase, because I share my gestational preborn period with India.
A return to travel after the hiatus of recent years, imposed by both global events and personal circumstances. India proved to be a land that both warmly embraced me with its chaotic and generous spirituality and aesthetics, and challenged me with its enduring resistance and hurdles.
Each shot became an empathic exploration of the places and the people. From the sacred spectacle of Varanasi and the Ganges river to the colors of Jaipur and Jodhpur, to the Buddhist spirituality of BodhGaya. My travel journal seeks to connect with the land and its people, to see beyond the ordinary, and to rediscover wonder in the simplest of things.
Aziza Vasco photographer
Aziza Vasco is a Milan-based photographer. Her personal projects delve into the intimate and supernatural elements often overshadowed in everyday life. After earning her degree in Visual Arts in Florence, she pursued an MA in Photojournalism at ISFCI in Rome. Her subsequent internship with photoreporter Francesco Zizola at 10b Photography was pivotal in shaping her photographic sensibility. Currently, Aziza balances her roles as a photographer, retoucher, and digitech in the fashion industry, all while nurturing her personal projects. Her work has been featured in Perimetro, Lampoon, Lotus International, Domus Web, among others.
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