Ayzoh! works with Awra Amba to carry its ideas beyond the Ethiopian highlands through photography, publishing, and long-term relationships. AFAR is among the principal partners supporting this work and helping the community’s voice reach readers around the world.
36 portrait posters featuring the people who make AFAR bags in Addis Ababa. Inspired by a question raised by Fashion Revolution, the project brings the viewer inside the workshop: who stands behind the objects we use every day?
AFAR and KEL12 begin a new collaboration built around thoughtful travel, Ethiopian craft, and objects made to stay on the road.
Letters from Afar is our note to readers: new stories, field updates, editorial paths, and quiet signals from the magazine as it begins to grow.
Some stories arrive as fragments first: a sentence overheard, a road after rain, a gesture in a workshop, a small detail that keeps asking to be followed.
A good company is measured in the daily conditions it creates: work, wages, materials, relationships, decisions, and the dignity people can build through them.
Photography, language, travel, and the responsibilities that begin when we represent someone else’s life.
The future is often described from far away. We want to look for it in workshops, farms, streets, schools, markets, and communities that refuse to disappear.
Objects travel with us in silence. They hold tickets, dust, stains, repairs, departures, returns, and the private memory of lives in motion.
