At the southern tip of Greenland, between fjords, ice, and ocean, the landscapes bear the mark of an ancient and living human presence. Inuit communities have maintained a close relationship with this demanding environment for centuries.

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This kayak expedition in August 2024 was a time of observation and respect, moving at the rhythm of the water and the elements.

 

Through these images, Greenland is revealed as a inhabited, fragile, and precious land — a climate sentinel and a living memory of the balance between humanity and nature.