The Dark Truth of Documenting Humanity: Natalie Keyssar, EO82
When you witness war up close, do you still believe in humanity? Natalie Keyssar is a Brooklyn-based documentary photographer whose work delves into the personal impact of political turmoil, conflict, and migration. With a background in painting and illustration, her perspective has led her to cover some of the most…
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