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Daro Sulakauri | 2022 CatchLight Global Fellow
Daro Sulakauri is a Georgian photojournalist. Using mixed media with documentary and contemporary approach, her work chronicles the social and political issues in the Caucasus. She graduated from the International Center of Photography in New York. Upon completing her studies, she returned to the Pankisi Gorge in Georgia to document a hidden narrative of the Chechen conflict in an outpost of refugees which won her Young Photographers in Caucasus Award from Magnum Photos in 2009. Her work on early marriages in Georgia was awarded the first prize by LensCulture, EU prize for journalism. She was a participant of the World Press Photo Joop Swart Masterclass 2017 and Reuters Photojournalism grantee. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, National Geographic, Forbes, Der Spiegel, Times, The Economist, Bloomberg, Die Zeit, among others. She currently lives and works in Georgia.
Images from Shifting Borders
Shifting Borders Project Statement: Aggression, authoritarianism, and modern-day imperialism pose an existential threat to communities, cultures, and entire nations —including my own Republic of Georgia. I propose to pursue ongoing photographic work, exploring the cultural and community impacts of three decades of Russian occupation in sovereign Georgian territories. Through this work, I strive to provide impactful documentation of local populations struggling to survive sustained aggression from their neighbors, even in this 21st century. Without effective leadership here, there may be no exit from this particular “forgotten circle” of hell… the debilitating fear and vulnerability of “creeping borders” and protracted unlawful annexation.
Meet Daro Sulakauri
A video interview with 2022 CatchLight Global Fellow Daro Sulakauri
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