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She was sent to a mass grave in Palo Verde, Xalapa, along with 192 other unidentified bodies. Since her DNA wasn\u2019t included in the database at the office attorney, her identity hadn\u2019t been linked to this case.<\/p><p>Three exhumations have been done nevertheless her body\u2019s still missing. A legal proceeding has been opened against two government officials who could be linked to the illegal selling of missing bodies for scientific purposes.<\/p>","body_raw":"Gemma M\u00e1vil left home for a job interview on May 3rd 2011 in Veracruz, M\u00e9xico. A few hours later her father received a phone call, \u201cAre you Pedro M\u00e1vil? We\u2019ve got your daughter\u201d, on the back Gemma\u2019s hollers could be heard. They were asking for a million pesos, he could get 40 thousand. 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Their only daughter journeyed to Europe to chase the intermittence of dreams, with the burden of a failed marriage, the distant affection of her parents, and chased by the melancholy of home. Her parents long for her voice over the phone and any news about her, meanwhile they welcome in strangers and adopt them as if they were her. They prepare breakfast for us, they embrace us, and they accompany us with conversation as we go to the beach.\r<\/p><p>I put on her dresses, drawings and memories to use fiction and represent her absence, I felt myself as a daughter; they felt like parents.\r<\/p><p>According to the latest data published by the ONU, Cuba has 1,558,312 emigrants, which represents 13.57% of the population. The emigration of women (831,300 in all) is 53.34% of the total, significantly more than men. 51% of the population in Cuba is over 40 years old. 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Being young in Iran means limitations: limitations in which religion effects politics, art, culture, diversion, economy, education, clothing, speech, behavior, femininity, masculinity, relationships and life. As my friends often say, \u201cWe are the generation after revolution and after war.\u201d The impression of these events on our lives and souls will always be visible.<\/p><p>In this personal project, I am searching for evidence of the growing complexity and depression in my generation. Using photography helped me get close to people and their lives, to achieve a better understanding of those around me. As I discovered, the search for my own identity inevitably involved me with my society.<\/p><p>During my quest, I found some resemblances among my peers. And I also found fear\u2014fear of the future, fear of annihilation, fear of sexuality, fear of loneliness and the fear of not being happy. These fears take control of each individual\u2019s life and identity, in ways both unique to every person and universal.<\/p>","body_raw":"This project was the beginning of my other long term projects and is about the fears and the effects of the Islamic revolution in Iran as well as the impact of eight years of war that will be felt for generations to come.\n\nI was born on July 21, 1987 in Tabriz, Iran. Being young in Iran means limitations: limitations in which religion effects politics, art, culture, diversion, economy, education, clothing, speech, behavior, femininity, masculinity, relationships and life. As my friends often say, \u201cWe are the generation after revolution and after war.\u201d The impression of these events on our lives and souls will always be visible.\n\nIn this personal project, I am searching for evidence of the growing complexity and depression in my generation. 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That image was the most beautiful thing that I saw and felt that day. Unfortunately, it was never repeated. I\u2019ve always been looking for that lost beauty since 2011, the time I started taking pictures of Urmia lake but in all my photos I only witness a salty death. Urmia lake is the world's second largest brine lake which is located in north western Iran and in the region of Azerbaijan and its divided between east Azerbaijan and west Azerbaijan. In 2002, drought began to threaten the Urmia lake and in 2014, the dryness of the lake has been announced to be more than 75%. The reason this drought is not revengeful character of nature but only the nature of human irresponsibility. By well diggings, by buildings dams on rivers that used to pour into the lake, by throwing stones into the depth of lake\u2019s heart, we have narrowed the breathing of the lake. Today, after 18 years, my father is not among us. 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By well diggings, by buildings dams on rivers that used to pour into the lake, by throwing stones into the depth of lake\u2019s heart, we have narrowed the breathing of the lake. Today, after 18 years, my father is not among us. 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That image was the most beautiful thing that I saw and felt that day. Unfortunately, it was never repeated. I\u2019ve always been looking for that lost beauty since 2011, the time I started taking pictures of Urmia lake but in all my photos I only witness a salty death. Urmia lake is the world's second largest brine lake which is located in north western Iran and in the region of Azerbaijan and its divided between east Azerbaijan and west Azerbaijan. In 2002, drought began to threaten the Urmia lake and in 2014, the dryness of the lake has been announced to be more than 75%. The reason this drought is not revengeful character of nature but only the nature of human irresponsibility. By well diggings, by buildings dams on rivers that used to pour into the lake, by throwing stones into the depth of lake\u2019s heart, we have narrowed the breathing of the lake. Today, after 18 years, my father is not among us. 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A beautiful picture of blue lake and cloudy sky and the rain drops on the window of the ship. A Beautiful moment that I have not forgotten. That image was the most beautiful thing that I saw and felt that day. Unfortunately, it was never repeated. I\u2019ve always been looking for that lost beauty since 2011, the time I started taking pictures of Urmia lake but in all my photos I only witness a salty death. Urmia lake is the world's second largest brine lake which is located in north western Iran and in the region of Azerbaijan and its divided between east Azerbaijan and west Azerbaijan. In 2002, drought began to threaten the Urmia lake and in 2014, the dryness of the lake has been announced to be more than 75%. The reason this drought is not revengeful character of nature but only the nature of human irresponsibility. By well diggings, by buildings dams on rivers that used to pour into the lake, by throwing stones into the depth of lake\u2019s heart, we have narrowed the breathing of the lake. Today, after 18 years, my father is not among us. 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He\u2019s works has been published internationally on news agencies such as New York Times, Washington Post, Reuters, associated press, Agence France-Press\u2026\n\nAwards and Festivals:\n\n-shortlisted for the KOLGA TBILISI PHOTO AWARD 2016 with \"From Labyrinth\" project.\n\n-RIGA PHOTOMONTH 2016 for \"From Labyrinth\" project.\n\n-Sheed Grant (Iranian independent social documentary photography grant) 2016 for \" The suicide of butterflies\" project.\n\n-shortlisted for the KOLGA TBILISI PHOTO AWARD 2017 with \"The suicide of butterflies\" project.\n\n-Finalist at the Cortona On The Move \u201cNEW VISIONS\u201d open call 2017 with \"From Labyrinth\" project.\n\n-Solo exhibition with \"From Labyrinth\" project at the Cortona On The Move festival 2017.\n\n-Presentation in London Photo Fair 2017 with \"The suicide of butterflies\" project.\n\n-LensCulture Emerging Talent Awards 2017 with \"From Labyrinth\" project.\n\n-Finalist at the Grand Prix Fotofestiwal 2018 with \"From Labyrinth\" project.\n\nEmail:\n\nfarshid.tgpix@gmail.com\nfarshidtighehsaz@hotmail.com"}},"object":{"id":20729,"status_id":2,"user_id":9437,"cover_block_id":202820,"place_id":null,"started_at":"2014-01-01 00:00:00","ended_at":null,"is_ongoing":1,"is_unpublished":0,"title":"The suicide of butterflies","slug":"the-suicide-of-butterflies-053bf73f53","slug_hash":"053bf73f53","excerpt":"<p>In an act of a suicide, the murderer cannot be identified. So what determines the line between committing suicide and murder when the world encourages you to do both? Who is the killer? What about the circumstances? Environment? Life?<\/p>","excerpt_raw":"In an act of a suicide, the murderer cannot be identified. So what determines the line between committing suicide and murder when the world encourages you to do both? Who is the killer? What about the circumstances? Environment? Life?","body":"<p>In an act of a suicide, the murderer cannot be identified. So what determines the line between committing suicide and murder when the world encourages you to do both? Who is the killer? What about the circumstances? Environment? Life?<\/p><p>In the past I have had several attempts of committing suicide, but each time I have changed my mind. I could not do it since it requires a great deal of courage. Each time a reason, a ray of hope has stopped me from doing it. But how desperate can people who commit suicide be? Every time I read or hear about a suicide attempt, my heart beat rises, my breath tightens, and fear takes all over my body And I always ask myself,\u201d Who will be next?\u201d Maybe one of my friends? Maybe one of my loved ones? <\/p><p>In Iran, according to the un-official statistics, more than 4,000 people with an age range of 18 to 25 years old have ended their lives in 2015 and the number of people committing suicide in this year is greater than years 2014 and 2013 which demonstrates the increasing rate of suicides in Iran. <\/p><p>It is well known that mental health problems are related to deprivation, poverty, inequality and other social and economic determinants of health. Economic crises are therefore times of high risk to the mental well-being of the population and of the people affected and their families. Mental health is an indivisible part of public health and significantly affects countries and their human, social and economic capital. Mental health is not merely the absence of mental disorders or symptoms but also a resource supporting overall well-being and productivity. <\/p><p>In this work you will not find any signs of suicide at first glance and I don\u2019t mean to illustrate violence. What I\u2019m trying to show is a concept of life that drags people to a point that they feel non-existence is better than existence and everything is absurd. Most of the characters in my photos are the people who I know them. All these characters have something in common and that is pondering over death. The suicide of butterflies is a work about the thinking of suicide. Who is thinking about it and who has done or failed to do it.<\/p>","body_raw":"In an act of a suicide, the murderer cannot be identified. So what determines the line between committing suicide and murder when the world encourages you to do both? Who is the killer? What about the circumstances? Environment? Life?\n\nIn the past I have had several attempts of committing suicide, but each time I have changed my mind. I could not do it since it requires a great deal of courage. Each time a reason, a ray of hope has stopped me from doing it. But how desperate can people who commit suicide be? Every time I read or hear about a suicide attempt, my heart beat rises, my breath tightens, and fear takes all over my body And I always ask myself,\u201d Who will be next?\u201d Maybe one of my friends? Maybe one of my loved ones? \n\nIn Iran, according to the un-official statistics, more than 4,000 people with an age range of 18 to 25 years old have ended their lives in 2015 and the number of people committing suicide in this year is greater than years 2014 and 2013 which demonstrates the increasing rate of suicides in Iran. \n\nIt is well known that mental health problems are related to deprivation, poverty, inequality and other social and economic determinants of health. Economic crises are therefore times of high risk to the mental well-being of the population and of the people affected and their families. Mental health is an indivisible part of public health and significantly affects countries and their human, social and economic capital. Mental health is not merely the absence of mental disorders or symptoms but also a resource supporting overall well-being and productivity. \n\nIn this work you will not find any signs of suicide at first glance and I don\u2019t mean to illustrate violence. What I\u2019m trying to show is a concept of life that drags people to a point that they feel non-existence is better than existence and everything is absurd. Most of the characters in my photos are the people who I know them. All these characters have something in common and that is pondering over death. The suicide of butterflies is a work about the thinking of suicide. Who is thinking about it and who has done or failed to do it.","published_at":"2019-07-06 16:42:49","is_legacy":null,"legacy_id":null,"position":0,"created_at":"2019-07-06 15:15:23","updated_at":"2019-07-06 16:45:44","user_attributes":{"id":9437,"firstname":"Farshid","lastname":"Tighehsaz","username":"farshidtighehsaz","name":"Farshid Tighehsaz","profile":{"avatar":"\/users\/9437\/avatars\/nyolf970937f23f7.jpeg","cover_image":"\/users\/9437\/cover_images\/nza0kk7085f236e4.JPG","nationality":"Iranian","currently_in":{"id":77701,"city":"Tabr\u012bz","region":"East Azerbaijan","country":"Iran","country_code":"IR","continent":"Asia","lat":"38.08","lon":"46.2919","verified":1,"created_at":"-0001-11-30 00:00:00","updated_at":"2015-11-27 21:51:26","name":"Tabr\u012bz, East Azerbaijan, Iran"},"bio":"Farshid is a freelance photographer based in Tabriz, Iran. He was born in 22 July 1987. He's father was an amateur photographer. \n\nFarshid started photography for understanding the Life after his father died in since 2006. Also he studied General Psychology at the University.\n\nIn 2010 he started professionally work with some news agencies in Iran until 2014. He\u2019s works has been published internationally on news agencies such as New York Times, Washington Post, Reuters, associated press, Agence France-Press\u2026\n\nAwards and Festivals:\n\n-shortlisted for the KOLGA TBILISI PHOTO AWARD 2016 with \"From Labyrinth\" project.\n\n-RIGA PHOTOMONTH 2016 for \"From Labyrinth\" project.\n\n-Sheed Grant (Iranian independent social documentary photography grant) 2016 for \" The suicide of butterflies\" project.\n\n-shortlisted for the KOLGA TBILISI PHOTO AWARD 2017 with \"The suicide of butterflies\" project.\n\n-Finalist at the Cortona On The Move \u201cNEW VISIONS\u201d open call 2017 with \"From Labyrinth\" project.\n\n-Solo exhibition with \"From Labyrinth\" project at the Cortona On The Move festival 2017.\n\n-Presentation in London Photo Fair 2017 with \"The suicide of butterflies\" project.\n\n-LensCulture Emerging Talent Awards 2017 with \"From Labyrinth\" project.\n\n-Finalist at the Grand Prix Fotofestiwal 2018 with \"From Labyrinth\" project.\n\nEmail:\n\nfarshid.tgpix@gmail.com\nfarshidtighehsaz@hotmail.com"}},"meta":{"is_liked":false,"like_count":1,"has_curators_pick_photographer":true},"activity_attributes":{"place":"Iran","image_filename":"\/users\/9437\/stories\/20729\/pu89cfd3d3e6da60.jpg","video_service":null,"video_code":null},"url":"\/farshidtighehsaz\/story\/the-suicide-of-butterflies-053bf73f53","comments":[],"places":[{"id":145439,"city":null,"region":null,"country":"Iran","country_code":"IR","continent":"Asia","lat":"32.427908","lon":"53.688046","verified":0,"created_at":"2015-11-13 13:57:17","updated_at":"2016-02-04 16:08:41","name":"Iran","pivot":{"story_id":20729,"place_id":145439}}],"place":null,"cover_block_image":{"id":202820,"story_id":20729,"image_id":301116,"video_id":null,"caption":"She said; I fear from people, they steal my soul.","caption_raw":"She said; I fear from people, they steal my soul.","position":null,"is_explicit":null,"is_admin_explicit":null,"is_legacy":null,"legacy_id":null,"created_at":"2019-07-06 15:50:40","updated_at":"2019-07-06 15:59:02","meta":{"is_liked":false,"like_count":0},"activity_attributes":{"story":{"title":"The suicide of butterflies","started_at":"2014-01-01 00:00:00","ended_at":null,"slug":"the-suicide-of-butterflies-053bf73f53","place":null,"user":{"firstname":"Farshid","lastname":"Tighehsaz","username":"farshidtighehsaz","profile":{"avatar":"\/users\/9437\/avatars\/nyolf970937f23f7.jpeg"}}},"image_filename":"\/users\/9437\/stories\/20729\/pu89cfd3d3e6da60.jpg","video_meta":null},"image":{"id":301116,"filename":"\/users\/9437\/stories\/20729\/pu89cfd3d3e6da60.jpg","created_at":"2019-07-06 15:50:40","updated_at":"2019-07-06 15:50:40"},"video":null}}}]