Daily Life In Indonesia
Young protester following a anti blasphemy demonstration. Hundreds of Muslims went to the Mayor’s office in Malang, East Java. Indonesia 2016
Documentary and Street Photographer Chris Tuarissa is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images. To see Chris’ body of work click on any image.
Children being children as they play and laugh
These kids were evicted from their homes, in the densely populated slum of Tanah Abang by their local government.
Jakarta 2014
Baduy woman weaving cloth
Baduy Village, Banten
There’s a limited amount of land designated for children activities in Jatinegar. These children are playing in a narrow alley.
East Jakarta
Sisters from the Baduy Tribe, this tribe refuse foreign cultures and modernization.
Baduy Village, Banten
Jin de Yuan Temple is one of the places of worship for the Chinese ethnic in Jakarta. This temple is located in Glodok, the largest commercial region in Indonesia and is area is never quiet.
Petak Sembilan, Jakarta
Members of the elite troops, on guard at the entrance to the National Election Commission office. The Indonesia President Elect was about to be announced.
Jakarta 2014
Cap Go Meh Celebration
Usually held during the Chinese New Year.
Bogor, West Java
Traditional market activity at night, open until morning.
Pasar Kramat Jati, East Jakarta
Rice Seller
Kramat Jati, East Jakarta
Man searching rubble of his former home.
His house was on land evicted by local authorities due to overcrowding and declining soil content area.
Luar Batang 2016
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By Chris Tuarissa
