Photographic Portrait of Madagascar's Lemurs and Cultures
A new photographic collection captures Madagascar's unique biodiversity, focusing on lemur species adapted to the island's forests, alongside everyday life and cultural richness. The images form a portrait of the country's natural wonder and human-environment connection.
Key facts
- Photographs depict Madagascar's lemurs, each adapted to specific forests and ecosystems.
- The collection also shows other wildlife reflecting the island's exceptional biodiversity.
- Images include people, communities, and landscapes of Madagascar.
- The work emphasizes an enduring connection between people and place.
- Madagascar is described as a place of extraordinary contrasts.
- Lemurs are found nowhere else on Earth.
- The collection is presented as a glimpse into the rhythms of the island.
- The photographs are from Art Wolfe's website.
Entities
Artists
- Art Wolfe
Institutions
- Art Wolfe
Locations
- Madagascar