Peoples Are In Danger Of Disappearing In Siberia

Portraits of ethnic minorities captured by Russian photographer Alexander Khimushin give an insight into the ethnic life of Siberia. In Siberia A portrait of a Tofalar man, living in the Sayan Mountains, Irkutsk region, Siberia. Most Tofalars still live by hunting and gathering, picking wild mushrooms or berries, a Nanai girl from Nanaysky district, Khabarovsk Krai, Siberia. The Nanai community believes that their shamans can chase away demons with their prayers, showing an ethnic Ulchi man in Bulava, Khabarovsk Krai, Siberia. Ulch, the language of this nation, is threatened by less and less people learn and use it to communicate

. A beautiful girl of the Dolgan people, Sakha Republic, Siberia. The Dolgans live nomads, often engaged in hunting and herding reindeer. These photos are part of Alexander Khimushin's The World In Faces project The project, which has been carried out since 2014, aims to capture the diversity of the world's ethnic groups through portraits of the people.



Udege ethnic people in Primorsky Krai, eastern Siberia, also live mainly on hunting. Shoot and catch fish. They look for ginseng and other medicinal herbs to sell. In 2017, the Russian photographer focused his attention on the indigenous people of Siberia. Khimushin spent six months traversing the vast but sparsely populated land taking pictures of the people living there, pictured is an ethnic Tazy woman in Mikhailovka, Olga Bay, Primorsky Krai, Siberia. The Tazy people live in a small village in eastern Russia, where the climate is warm all winter. According to photographer Alexander Khimushin, the Tazy people today are only 71 people This is a Shamanist, an ancient form of religion in the Bauntovsky district of the Republic of Buryatia.



Shamans are said to be able to communicate with gods, ask them for help and protection. A Uilta girl in Sakhalin Island. Siberia smiled as Khimushim took a portrait of her in traditional costume. Some elderly Uilta people born at the time that part of Sakhalin Island belonged to Japan, have Japanese names and surnames.A Evenki mother and her young daughter in Neryungrinsky district, Sakha Republic, Siberia . The Evenki people wear Western clothing during the summer months, but during the cold winter they wear traditional leopard-skin clothes and beautiful jewelry of different nuts depending on gender. wear fur coats and bead jewelry. Sakha is one of the coldest places on earth, with a temperature of -71.



2 degrees Celsius. Khimushin was born in Yakutia, Siberia, the coldest place on Earth, wanting to explore his homeland because of its vastness. . Most of all, very few people are known about the lives of the people living there.During his solo journey, Khimushin visited ethnic communities across the country, including the coast of Japan and Lake Baikal region, a total distance of 25,000 km. Pictured is a Buddhist monk in Buryat, Atsagat Datsan, Republic of Buryatia. Image is a Sakha girl in the Sakha Republic, Siberia. More than 40% of the Sakha region lies within the Arctic Circle.



The diamond, gold and tin ore mining industries are central to the economy here. Siberia is a huge region, almost twice as large as Australia. However, the climate is cold and sparsely populated. This means that there is still much to be discovered here. An Oroqen ethnic man from Inner Mongolia, China. The Oroqen often live in conical houses made of about 25 pine trees. In summer, the house is covered with eucalyptus bark, winter is covered with wool. Khimushin was particularly interested in cultural groups in Siberia.



He notes that many communities are on the brink of extinction, when there are less than 100 people left. The image is a young Buryat girl from the Buryatia Republic, Siberia. Buryat women own a traditional outfit worn on holidays. These outfits show where the woman is from and whether or not she is married.The trip has given the photographer many precious experiences that he will never forget. "Meeting locals living in remote places, listening to their stories and taking photos has become the most exciting part of my journey." Pictured is an ethnic minority man in Mongolia who traveled a great distance and visited many peoples, Khimushin said the Siberia was endless. He can only visit half of the 41 ethnic groups there.



The outside world is almost completely unaware of their existence. In these places, Khimushin learned to eat salted salmon with a spoon, experienced a lack of food and living supplies. Ethnic Ulchi girl in Bogorodskoe, Khabarovsk Krai, Siberia. He noticed that indigenous people used fish skin clothes, keeping warm by wearing fleece clothes. There was absolutely nothing there, no fruit or vegetables. They cannot grow even in the summer c.

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