Sri Lanka is a place of extraordinary beauty and fascinating history. An island shaped by centuries of colonialism and conflict, religion and tradition, resilience and reinvention. From its misty highlands to sun-drenched coasts, ancient temples and bustling markets, it's no surprise that photographers—both international and Sri Lankan—are drawn to documenting it's landscapes, faces, and stories, attempting to distill the unique essence of this captivating land.

“Fast Fashion, Slow Waste,” by Polish-born photographer Kasia Trojak, explores the aftermath of our discarded clothing and the lives built among it.