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DOCUMENTARY
PROJECTS

Climate Change Documentary Photography Across Europe, Africa, and the Middle East
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A Slow Violence, examines the interconnected struggles for survival amid climate collapse across physical, social, and environmental spaces. Treating environmental instability as a threat multiplier, the work investigates how climate change manifests through long-term, cumulative harm. Organised not by geography or chronology but as a map of emotional terrain, the project expands how environmental collapse can be understood.

 

Conflict and Post-Conflict Documentary Photography in Iraq

Howland moved to Iraq in 2017 to document the fight against ISIS, then the latest chapter in a near-unbroken sequence of conflicts following the US-led invasion of 2003. This work culminated in Leave and Let Us Go, a seven-year, multimodal project that challenges Western perceptions of Iraq by re-examining how geopolitical events and their impacts are represented.

Wildfire Documentary Photography and Volunteer First Responders in Greece
Conflict & Post-Conflict Documentary Photography in Iraq
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