Photographer Zara Julius explores vulnerability in the lives of gender non-conforming people of colour. >

"Before you actually physically pursue freedom or build a better future you have to imagine it first." >

The award-winning photographer has spent over 15 years documenting the lives of young people in the country. >

Serge Attukwei Clottey uses Ghana’s ever-present yellow oil gallons to make a political statement about the environment, history and consumption. >

The photographer explores the diverse narratives of the Canadian Muslim community. >

“It is a celebration of heritage, culture and diversity, yet equally a champion for empowerment and progressive change." >

Celebratory, bright and vibrantly coloured, Limit(less) pictures what freedom can look like for the black queer body. >

The South African artist’s work sits at the intersection of music and photography to create a unique kind of storytelling. >

An intrepid Capetonian is photographing good-looking doors around the city; and an Instagram account set up to document his findings is developing a following. >

“I wanted to give a feeling of diversity and not sticking to the rules – being different." >

“Africa is many fascinating and ambiguous things, but it is certainly not a poor continent.” >