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Gideon Mendel's photographs of the Broderip and Charles Bell wards at the Middlesex Hospital in 1993, the first dedicated HIV wards in London.
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Gideon Mendel's photographs of the Broderip and Charles Bell wards at the Middlesex Hospital in 1993, the first dedicated HIV wards in London.
Photo from "The Ward" by Gideon Mendel: a photographic project looking at HIV and AIDS.
Gideon Mendel
Un mundo que se está ahogando
Foto Gideon Mendel
AIDS patients with their loved ones, 1993 (Gideon Mendel, The Ward)
Gideon Mendel, Taquari, Rio Branco, Brasil, Março de 2015 (da série Submerged Portraits).
this probably wasn’t intentional but i found it beautiful
the image on the right is from The Ward by Gideon Mendel, who captured a collection of images in a London hospital during the AIDS crisis, showcasing the life and love that could be found within these wards which other media often depicted as lifeless
Gideon Mendel : Submerged Portraits
Gideon Mendel is a world-renowned photographer, artist and activist. His forty years of socially engaged photographic practice amount to a profound act of witnessing. With a series of portraits of people in their flooded or burnt-out homes, photographer Gideon Mendel is a "deep witness" to loss. With compassion and visual ingenuity, he has captured the human experience behind some of the most significant issues facing his generation.