“Home of the Perpetually Lost”, by Vedad Divovic, explores the fragile idea of home, both as a physical place and as a feeling of security and belonging, and what happens when that sense of home is lost.

Vietnam is a fascinating and beautiful nation, shaped by a tumultuous history and a rich cultural heritage. For years, many in the West viewed the country through the lens of conflict, as images captured by photojournalists during the Vietnam War shaped its global perception. However, in recent decades, Vietnam has emerged from that shadow, with a new generation of image-makers capturing the essence of this unique and beautiful land.