A profound black-and-white photographic chronicle, Exodus captures the global movement of displaced populations. Sebastião Salgado’s lens documents the human consequences of migration, war, and economic upheaval across multiple continents, focusing on the resilience and vulnerability of those forced to leave their homes.

The extensive 431-page volume compiled by Taschen in 2016 offers a deeply immersive visual narrative that emphasizes scale and detail, revealing the contrasts between vast landscapes and intimate portraits. Salgado’s commitment to portraying the dignity of his subjects amidst crisis is evident in the careful composition and tonal richness throughout the work.