In Oberwil, Switzerland, Fasnacht transforms the streets into a ritual of inversion, noise, and tradition. Rooted in medieval rites, the masked cliques, half mythical, half satirical, move through the town in acts of both celebration and confrontation.
Lívia Peres is a brazilian photographer and mother of three. After the birth of her first daughter, she left behind urban life in Brazil to embrace a quieter, more nature-centered life in Switzerland. Her work focuses on the emotional landscapes of motherhood and childhood, capturing both their beauty and their challenges.
