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THIS excellent exhibition by Chilean photojournalist Carlos Reyes-Manzo focuses on images from across the world which display the lives of people in struggle.
Reyes-Manzo explores the human condition in relation to dwellings — places and spaces where people try to find shelter, protection, comfort and a sense of belonging.
Some of the images show no more than shacks, others formerly substantial buildings needlessly destroyed, such as a house bombed by the Israeli army.
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