Photographer Kent Klich har depicted life in Gaza since the early 2000s, offering alternative images to the short-lived sensationalism of mass media. With a profound interest in personal stories and a strong emphasis on collaborative efforts, his work revelas the effetcs of war and human rights violations on daily life, focusing on sublte forms of resistance to the current occupation of Gaza.

With essays by Judith Butler, Mette Sandbye, Raji Sourani, Eyal Weisman, and Louise Wolthers, as well as a conversation between Kent Klich and Susan Meiselas.