HOME

IN THE AFTERMATH of decades of war, Cambodians made their homes wherever and with whatever they could. Some squatted in abandoned houses. Others built shanties on unclaimed land.
The border between home and the street, between private and public was blurred.
Phnom Penh’s residents were incredibly receptive to a barang (foreigner) or three wandering through their neighbourhoods, poking our noses and cameras into their lives.