Read the full article on The Weather Channel Curiosity may have killed the cat, but photographer Lisa Kristine trusts hers to keep her moving. “I am very curious and very trusting of my curiosity,” she told weather.com. “I feel like things culminate from that.” Her curiosity has served her well, even as a child when [...]
Read the full article on My Modern Met Interview: Photographer Creates Instant Connection to Cultures From Halfway Across the World Humanitarian photographer Lisa Kristine doesn't just take images of the world, she tells stories of change. She documents the most beautiful landscapes that are rarely seen. For more than thirty years, she has showcased portraits [...]
Read full article & view photos on Daily Mail An American photographer who has travelled to more than 100 countries on six continents has revealed a incredible back catalogue of pictures that showcase indigenous cultures in harmony with their natural environment. Lisa Kristine's latest collection, titled Intimate Expanse, examines the complex and different relationships between [...]
Lisa speaks at Trust Women, committed to find real solutions to empower women and to fight slavery worldwide. The annual event brings together global corporations, lawyers, government representatives, and pioneers in the field of women’s rights and anti-slavery.
Read full article >> This article also contains audio of Lisa's radio interview about the exhibit at the Freedom Center, click the link here to listen. Humanitarian photographer Lisa Kristine, who specializes in indigenous peoples worldwide, uses her powerful images and intimate portrayals to elevate awareness of social causes such as modern slavery. The United Nations estimates [...]
Read full article on worldaffairs.org Presented on May 5th, Lisa Kristine speaks about how twenty seven million people are currently trapped as slaves in the modern day slavery complex. Slaves are forced to work in brothels, factories, mines, restaurants, construction sites and in homes. More than half of them are women and children—they are [...]
It was 130 degrees when I was first introduced to the brick kilns of Nepal. In these severe temperatures, men, women, and children -- whole families, in fact -- were surrounded by a dense cloud of dust while mechanically stacking bricks on their heads, carrying them, 18 at a time, from the scorching [...]
Read full article >> X-files star Gillian Anderson plays a character inspired by Lisa Kristine in the new film 'SOLD'. Adapted from the internationally bestselling novel by Patricia McCormick, Sold follows a 13-year-old Nepali girl named Lakshmi whose father sends her to Kolkata, India, to work as a domestic servant. Instead, she finds herself living [...]
Read full article here >> Article from the Press Democrat Lisa Kristine created her own job, traveling the world to take photos of indigenous people in remote places, and eventually emerged with own job title. Now she is invariably designated the “humanitarian photographer,” best known for documenting slavery around the world with photos of people [...]
Through one extraordinary girl’s story, SOLD illustrates the brutality of child trafficking and her journey to freedom. Gillian Anderson's (X-Files) role as a photographer in the SOLD is inspired by photographer Lisa Kristine who has documented slavery around the world. They met on set and Lisa showed Gillian how she works in the field—quickly. [...]
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