(Image: © Nela Milic/ goldsmiths.ac.uk/balkanising-taxonomy/)
This photographic project shows the stories of twelve women, disturbing the perception of migrants and refugees in the UK today. London-based Serbian photographer Nela Milic’s two-year mission is funded by the European cultural foundation and features women from the migrants resource centre and other females who wanted to join them. The exhibition runs from 27 May until 15 June
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