Black Stone BurnsBlack Stone Burns weaves together the complex stories of the people and communities whose lives have been irrevocably shaped and molded by the global mining industry. Made over four years across three continents and five countries, the project starts from intimate family stories and pictures from Olga Sokals hometown of Belchatow in Poland. Her journey then moves across the Atlantic to the lost American dreams of Appalachian coal mining towns in the

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winner of the New Cosmos of Photography Award

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rage and confusion of their everyday life – a life

she creates a multi-layered narrative

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a series of photographs taken by Eggleston between 1969 and 1974

Assignments from various magazines (Vogue