Interviews

  • Rafael Ribó and Borja Corcóstegui, founders of Eyes of the world

    In 2001, Rafael Ribó and Dr Borja Corcóstegui travelled to the Sahrawi refugee camps in Tindouf (Algeria) almost by chance, without imagining that the experience would ultimately mark the birth of Eyes of the world. Their relationship, however, goes back much further: Borja Corcóstegui, a retinal specialist ophthalmologist, had treated Rafael Ribó in several procedures […]

  • Fatoumata Diabaté, photographer of the exhibition ‘They see it clearly’

    Fatoumata Diabaté is a Malian photographer born in Bamako in 1980. She trained in photography at the Centre de Formation Audiovisuel Promo-Femmes and at the Centre de Formation en Photographie de Bamako, where she later worked as a laboratory assistant. She also expanded her knowledge in Switzerland and Paris. Her exhibitions mainly focus on women […]

  • Iñaki Elorza and Lourdes García, volunteers from Munduko begiak

    When we were still wearing masks, Iñaki Elorza went to Gizalde, a volunteer organization in Gipuzkoa, in search of a solidarity project. At the door, he ran into volunteers from Munduko begiak who were leaving a meeting: “You’ve already found your project. Don’t even ask,” they told him, inviting him to the next information session. […]

  • Paco Abril, sociologist and vice-president of the Association Egalitarian Men

    Paco Abril, vice-president of the Association Homes Igualitaris (Egalitarian Men), is a staunch advocate for egalitarian, inclusive, and non-violent masculinities. Eyes of the world has found in him, and in collaboration with the entity Egalitarian Men, the perfect ally to continue transforming lives and challenging traditional gender roles. With a PhD in Information Society and […]

  • Zeinabu Dah, assistant coordinator of the Eyes of the Sahara project

    Zeinabu is 30 years old and was born in Boujdour, where she lives. She has a degree in Media and Communication, specializing in Journalism, which she studied in Algeria. Today, she is part of the team of the Eyes of the world Foundation, in the Eyes of the Sahara project, which works to improve visual […]

  • Hermenegilda Anussa, ophthalmology resident physician

    Dr. Anussa, originally from Maputo, Mozambique, has dedicated her life to medicine. She started her studies at the University of Mondlane Medical School in 2007 and, after graduating in 2013, she started working as a doctor at the Geral Hospital in Mavalane. It was during these years that she discovered her true vocation: ophthalmology.   Thanks […]

  • Solimán López, new media conceptual artist

    Internationally recognised, Solimán López is a conceptual artist. A new media researcher, specialised in science, biotechnology, web 3.0, and interactive and digital art. Solimán, whose work has been exhibited in festivals, museums, art centres and galleries in more than 20 countries, likes to arouse the public’s curiosity, provoke introspection, and initiate conversations that extend outward. His […]

  • Zulma Guerrero Herrera, coordinator of the Eyes of Bolivia project in Tarija

    Zulma is from Tarija by origin and by feeling. She has a degree in nursing and works in one of the departments with the highest rates of inequality and poverty in Bolivia, where the wealth derived from the gas reserves does not reach the most vulnerable people. She spends time and effort on long and […]

  • Kike Otaegi, Munduko begiak delegate in Nafarroa

    Kike Otaegi has been and continues to be the driving force behind Munduko begiak in the Basque Country. Together with his partner, Karmele Lasa, they believed from day one in the project presented to them by their good friend Rafael Ribó and, over the years, they have managed to make the voice of people with […]