Francesco Anselmi, Borderlands

Borderlands

Francesco Anselmi

Publisher
Kehrer Verlag
Year
2024
ISBN
978-3-96900-155-4
Specifications
Hardcover
22.5 x 27 cm
136 pages
61 duotone illustrations
Text in English
Text by Francisco Cantú
Design by Emiliano Biondelli

Borderlands is a documentary essay shot along the US side of the border with Mexico between 2017 and 2019, at the height of the Trump era. The series aims to develop a narration capable of going beyond the emergency perspective under which border-related issues are often presented and to transport the complexity of this 3,600 kilometers long strip of land. Crossed by migrants and travelers for decades but also inhabited by a very diverse range of souls, the borderlands seem to become a different place from the two countries they separate. Francesco Anselmi is an award winning documentary photographer living in Milan, Italy. His work focuses on border areas and the various consequences contemporary border policies are having on the people living in there. He is currently working on a long-term project about border communities in the European Union. His images have been published and exhibited internationally.

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