A visual essay by Dia Takacsova
Somewhere In Between
Georgia, Europe
A vision by Dia Takacsova
We waited for hours at the border crossing from Turkey’s Black Sea coast. The waiting was unfamiliar: the concrete construction, the limited space, next to the endless sunset sky was almost overwhelming. Visiting remote areas, I’ve witnessed many surprising or unusual places. Some are like pictures from the past, others look almost futuristic. Georgia is somewhere in between. Many cities here are abandoning their traditional way of life, but the transformation never seems quite complete. Georgia remains conserved in time, carrying either its Soviet industrial heritage or a timeless closeness to nature.
Photography and words by Diana Takacsova.
Editing by Bis Turnor.
Traveller/s
Dia Takacsova
Photographer
Currently based in Brussels, Belgium, Dia Takacsova is a Slovak/Hungarian photographer interested in questions of identity, physical and emotional connection to place and human relationship to nature and environment. Dia seeks smaller stories that tell more about the whole, investigating the daily life of different groups and communities with a special focus on Central and Eastern Europe.
@diatakacsova
