Tunisia reflects a world in flux—where deserts advance, water wanes, and seas rise. This series explores the fragile balance between nature and humanity, the resilience to endure, and the deep ties to land and tradition that sustain dignity amid change.
Photo copyright: © Khlif Skander
Skander Khlif (b. 1983, Tunis) is a visual artist and storyteller working between Munich and Tunis. His photography explores the intimate connections between people, place, and memory, blending poetic nuance with documentary urgency.
With a background in human-machine engineering, Skander now devotes himself to long-term projects that reveal cultural identity, urban life, and environmental resilience—especially across Mediterranean and North African landscapes.
His work has been shown internationally in solo exhibitions, including Mediterraneo (Trier), Galerie Blumberg (Potsdam), and Archivart (Tunis). He is the recipient of the Photomed Award and the 2025 LensCulture Humanity Award and has been shortlisted for prestigious honors such as the Prix Pictet and the Leica Oskar Barnack Award.
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