This is a collaborative photography project that captures in simple humanising terms the experience of refugees in modern day Paris. Disposable Perspectives offers an antidote to the dehumanising media coverage of the 'migrant crisis' and returns control of the narrative to those most affected.
Between November 2016 and March 2018 a 400-bed transit centre was set up in the north of the French capital. Located under the concrete flyovers of the Périphérique, the Porte de la Chapelle camp became a key stop-over on the migrant map of Europe. Thousands of men passed through the camp; Disposable Perspectives provides a glimpse into the experiences of 15 of them.
For more information on Disposable Perspectives follow the link to the website below.
For more information please contact: jcas2@cam.ac.uk
http://disposableperspectives.co.uk/
