In 1999, the Danish photographer Jacob Aue Sobol travelled to the small hunting community of Tiniteqilaaq, in south-eastern Greenland. He was twenty-three years old at the time, and intended to pass a few weeks photographing the inhabitants. Then, as often happens, reality altered around him, and …
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