Bananas of the World is a long-term project that weaves together photography, film, and ethnobotany to tell the story of one of humanity’s most iconic plants. From remote jungles to bustling markets, the project documents the extraordinary diversity of bananas—wild and cultivated—and the ways they shape cultures, landscapes, and livelihoods across the globe. Each image reveals not just the plant itself, but also the people, traditions, and histories tied to it.

At its core, this project explores how bananas are more than food: they are living archives of human migration, trade, and adaptation. By combining scientific inquiry with visual storytelling, Bananas of the World highlights both the beauty and fragility of this plant, while inviting reflection on our deep connections to nature. This ongoing work continues to expand, aiming to preserve knowledge, spark dialogue, and celebrate the shared heritage embodied in the banana.