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From Where Loss Comes

© Pradip Malde

 

From Where Loss Comes is the first major monograph by Guggenheim Fellow and professor Pradip Malde. The book an unblinking look at how sacrifice and belonging are deeply rooted in the human experience. Sixty photographs and close to 9,000 words consider a pain and suffering that is private, sacrificial, and yet rattles against values that are thought of as being inalienable — our fundamental human rights. It is a story of the root causes of female genital cutting and mutilation.

 

 

From Where Loss Comes
Pradip Malde
Charcoal Press
92 pages, 60 black & white photographs
Hardcover
Price: £58
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