Concrete Aesthetic #1 - World's End Estate

Concrete Aesthetic #1

World's End estate by Roberto Dokone

Roberto is an acclaimed documentary photographer who captures the essence of diverse suburbs and communities. His work reveals the intricate stories and vibrant life of often-overlooked urban landscapes.

Driven by curiosity and a desire to challenge stereotypes, Roberto uses his camera to uncover the true nature of these neighbourhoods. His photographs highlight their resilience, diversity, and spirit, showcasing the beauty within the chaos and challenges.

More than just documenting physical spaces, Roberto's images illuminate the human experiences within them. He captures raw emotions and unfiltered realities, offering viewers a fresh perspective on these communities.

Roberto's work confronts stigma and prejudice, dismantling stereotypes and revealing the dignity and humanity of those who live in these areas. His portfolio is a testament to his belief in photography's power to inspire empathy and understanding, serving as a bridge between different worlds.

Shot in London 2021-2024
World's End Estate
1969-1977
Eric Lyons & H. T. Cadbury-Brown

Published by Uhm! Zines, a small indie publisher in love with architecture.