Photographs are coordinates in space and time — tangible proof that someone existed. In this exhibition, they become witnesses to Cambodia’s evolving identity, capturing both transformation and continuity across generations. Photography in Cambodia: Faces Through Time invites audiences to reflect on how the faces of Cambodians have changed over the decades — and how, in many ways, they have remained the same.

Featuring works by Choun Sopheap, Steven Gargadennec, Colin Grafton, Dylan Maddux, Sharon May, Roland Neveu, and Steve Porte, alongside images from the book Photography in Cambodia by Nicholas Coffill. Coffill will be signing copies of his book during the opening on Saturday, November 1, from 6 PM.

Books will be available for sale.

Presented by Meta House’s Mini Museum (MiMu),
founded by Prof. Carlo Santoro.
Curated by Ernst Altmann.