Stories Worth Living With

fusia.earth runs small, curated photo safaris in two places we keep returning to — the sal forests of Bandhavgarh and the open plains of the Masai Mara. The work that comes from those weeks lives on as fine art prints, for the days in between.

It is run by Deepak — a photographer and safari host based in Delhi. He has been making photographs since 2010, across travel and wildlife, in the places he keeps returning to. The work has lived on Instagram — @theStorygrapher — and been shown at Jahangir Art Gallery in Mumbai, Jawahar Kala Kendra in Jaipur, and AIFACS in Delhi. The trips and the prints are how the work now finds its way into the world.

Six days. One jeep. Two to three guests, depending on the destination — never more. We don't rush sightings — we stay, watch, and let the moment unfold. The point isn't a checklist of animals; it's a way of seeing the place that stays with you long after the dust settles.

The prints are made to order on museum-grade archival paper, in sizes that fit standard frames available locally. A quieter way to live with the work, on the days between trips.

No mass production. No trends. We work slowly, in places we know, and we're selective about what we put our name to.