Tribes of the world

Résumé

Tribes of the World depicts the faces, the hands, restores the voice and the immense cultural heritage that we own to tribes worldwide, undervalued, hidden if not threatened by the greed of men and what we sometimes quickly call Progress. From Australia to Senegal, from Peru to Quebec, from Laos to Ethiopia, from Greenland to Ladakh, from Lapland to Malaysia, Anne de Vandière has met skills, philosophies, harmonious and altruistic lifestyles, all of which are based on an affinity between men and the Earth, and lead to the future as much as others. The faces she's met, the outstretched hands she's captured let us hear singular voices, a humanism that we could all learn from. Driven by an insatiable curiosity, Anne de Vandière makes these small endangered peoples, makes these often misunderstood tribes and ethnic groups, these peoples at the edge of the world, the sanctuary of our planet. In other words, she makes them our invaluable treasure.