Sebastião Salgado was a legendary Brazilian photographer known for his profound and impactful work over five decades. Born in 1944, he studied economics and became involved in political movements leading to his exile. He transitioned from economics to photography, joining Magnum Photos and creating groundbreaking visual narratives. His famed projects, particularly on famine in the Sahel, showcased not only human suffering but also the possibility of hope and change. Salgado's photography was revolutionary in scale and narrative, allowing global audiences to connect deeply with the subjects.
Salgado's photography transcended mere documentation, acting as a bridge between the visible and invisible, and capturing humanity's collective essence and struggles over decades.
His projects were self-funded and ambitious, making him an influential figure in documentary photography, celebrated for his ability to reveal the humanity in dire conditions.
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