The German word ‘Fernweh’ describes the desire to leave everything you know and hold dear behind and travel the world, a longing for a distant place that you don’t yet know.

Since the financial crisis in the 1990s, many young women have left the Faroe Islands, a small nation in the North Atlantic Ocean which is nominally part of Denmark, but governs its own affairs.

War is a man’s game; at least that’s how it would appear, looking at armies around the world where only a handful of countries oblige their women to serve.

Norway, a country of pristine fjords, mountains and endless pine forests, derives 98% of the energy coursing through its grid from renewable sources.

This summer will mark 10 years since the terrorist attack in Oslo and on Utoya island on July 22, 2011.

For years they lived as ordinary Norwegian until the police turned up and sent them back to their home countries.

Chess boxing is the brainchild of Dutch performance artist Iepe Rubingh who developed an idea floated in a French comic novel in 1992 where opponents fight a whole boxing match against each other and then sit down to play chess.

The Full Moon Party in Haad Rin on the Thai island of Ko Pha Ngan started as a tiny hippie gathering in the 1980s.

In Norway, the 22nd of July 2011 has etched itself into the collective and private memory forever.

This photo project explores the restless lives of adolescents growing up in Finnmark, the northeastern most county of Norway which loops over the top of Finland and borders on the empty wastelands of northern Karelia in Russia.

Over the last century, adventurers have travelled to Greenland to explore this vast, frozen land.

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