The desire to visit the world is the expression of an own, deep need of his character, a tentative of evasion from what Sigmund Freud called "the discomfort of the civilization" which derives from the rules that we have imposed, or that have been imposed to us.
Women, certainly charming with their diversity, with their artlessness, adorned by rich or natural jewels. They are the quintessence of the life: during working days or during the cerimonies.The general feeling of beauty does not unites with habits and traditions of different cultures thet feel the beauty in a different way from our common sense. So different the Mursi have labial plat that represent a jewel stimulating for men or so far away giraffe women Padaung Karen are useful to wear big brass rings to obtain their necks more large and more Banna and Hamer that anoint their skin with a mixture of butterfat and ochre powder to obtain a very soft and velvety skin and to avoid their hairs covered by dust. A sense of aesthetics for us for sure not familiar and sometimes we consider violent against individual freedom but that accept like a normality of their way of life, no resignation or acceptance I never notice about them. All that also during Ikuli Ikulè the cerimony where women are beaten with a little rod. Traditions that still survive and maybe respected.
Faces....... are the mirror of our life in all our restless planet: colored, young, lined by the time, burned by the sun, poor, rich, tired, quiet, dreamy, smiling, sad, gloomy, loving.