playing in the destroyed Sarajevo National Library in 1992.
2010,
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn returns to Russia from exile in 1994.
Mikhail Evstafiev believes that "A photograph is a reflection of how
one views the world around him. It can only describe the things a
photographer is prepared to see."
Since 1998, he has been working on a photography book project about Cuba, which was inspired by the 1964 classic "I Am Cuba" shot by Russian film director Mikhail Kalatozov.
He has visited Cuba four times and traveled to the island's many provinces documenting the day-to-day life.
Watch the photo project "I am Cuba" on www.photographychannel.tv
2010,
Since the mid 1990s he has also been working on "The Dignity of Difference", a
project about Russian Old Believers, which has taken him to remote
regions of Russia, Romania, Alaska, Oregon and Pennsylvania.
2010,
While living in London from 1997 to 2000, Mikhail documented the life of his family and the city life around him.
