Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 4月5日 23時01分

“The idea had originally been to try to put together families from all the UN-recognized states, but I kind of gave that up as an idea because it seemed to be artificial. I was intrigued to discover people from places like the Chagos Islands, or indeed the Marshall Islands. There was a horrible irony about them being here." - @steeleperkins
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The New Londoners, a project by Burma-born British photographer Chris Steele-Perkins, has been four years in the making – a comprehensive visualization of the rich cultural make-up of families in the British capital. The project has culminated in a book, which documents 164 families, collectively hailing from 187 countries.
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As a new exhibition of the work opens at the Migration Museum in London, we speak to @steeleperkins about the motivation behind the work, as well as the stories behind two of the images. Link in bio.
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PHOTO: From The Chagos Islands, British Indian Ocean Territory. Vanessa Calou with her daughter Kaysea, brother Misley Mandarin and father Michel Mandarin. London, England, Great Britain. 2016.
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© Chris @steeleperkins/#MagnumPhotos

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