Place
Maluku is approached through landscape, people, objects, and daily situations.
EthnoScapes · Maluku
Maluku
Ambon, Kei, and Aru through coast, city, forest, and island life.
Maluku is shown through Ambon, Kei, and Aru: coastal views, island settlements, city edges, plants, beaches, and encounters with local landscapes. The sequence is a visual note across different island worlds.
Photographic record
Images are presented as field notes, not as decorative backgrounds or travel claims.
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Field images
Maluku through photographs.
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01 · Maluku
Ambon: city, coastline, temple, and nutmeg
Photographs from Ambon showing city views, coastal spaces, temple setting, beaches, and nutmeg as part of the island’s visual and material context.
02 · Maluku
Kei: beach, water, and coastal life
Images from Kei Island focused on beach, water, birds, and the coastal environment, presented as documentation rather than postcard scenery.
03 · Maluku
Aru: cloth, beach, and local hospitality
Photographs from Aru showing hanging cloths, beach settings, and social encounters. The section keeps attention on place and ordinary visual details.
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