The photographer Johanna-Maria Fritz finds her subjects in conflict and war zones, in failing states, among persecuted minorities, and at the margins of society. The exhibition offers a glimpse into the already impressive body of work by the 30-year-old. Fritz works journalistically, with her images appearing in international media. She often works on different topics simultaneously and intermittently, returning repeatedly to places and people. She usually stays longer, living with the people she photographs, and develops new works from her projects, such as the carpets she had woven from portraits of Taliban fighters. These carpets were made by girls who are forbidden by the Islamists from attending school.