When Cages Fly

"When Cages Fly" is an unconventional photo book born from an unconventional story. conventional captured inside Herat women's prison, in Afghanistan. The underlying story, "Where Prison Is a Kind Of Freedom", Originally published in the New York Times Magazine, it highlights the life of women incarcerated for breaking free from abusive and violent marriages in taking drastic measures. Awarded the prestigious gold medal Robert Capa in 2020, this article served as the cornerstone of this book, which explores the delicate balance between freedom and captivity, both physical and metaphorical. Divided into three captivating chapters with an intervention minimal textual and accompanied by an additional booklet, "When Cages Fly" encourages readers to actively engage in developing their own interpretations of the reality depicted. At the center of the exploration The theme of the book is a closed central chapter, a prison metaphorical. Guarded but paradoxically liberating, prison becomes a sanctuary for those seeking to escape the chains of oppression domestic. We invite readers to tear open the chapter envelope central to “access” the prison.