..April 2015..
Atomic bomb survivor Mrs. Setsuko Thurlow speaking with a Chinese American student while visiting New York City high schools.
..August 2010.. ..Nagasaki..
A documentary shot by Community Media about my portrait project From Above. The project concentrates on the lives of Hibakusha (atomic bomb Survivors) and Tokyo fire bombing Survivors. It was shown at Gallery EF in Tokyo during March 2009 and at the Nagasaki Peace Museum during July 2010.
From Above By Paule Saviano from paul saviano on Vimeo.
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..May 2011.. ..Dresden..
Walking up the hill across from the Slaughterhouse where Kurt Vonnegut was during the bombardment of Dresden.
Many years after Dresden was destroyed tons of stone debris from the baroque city was cleared to numerous sites around the edge of the city. The majority of the rubble was buried under this massive hill.
On sun splashed spring afternoon it’s hard to imagine that it was created from the horrors of war. Underneath the grass the memories of a once glorious city and pieces of people’s lives uncomfortably rest.
An interview from 2010 during my first trip to Dresden for From Above.
..June 2010.. ..New York to Chemnitz..
Radio interview by Maria Kotzur of Apollo Radio about From Above in Dresden, Germany on survivors of the Dresden firebombings February 13th, 1945.
Press the play arrow/link that says “German” to listen. The interview starts at about 25 seconds into the broadcast.
English
German
..February 2015..
Mr. Sumiteru Taniguchi and Mrs. Setsuko Thurlow, hibikusha, atomic bomb survivors have both been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
I had the privilege of photographing both for From Above.
Below is a portion of Mr. Taniguchi’s story.






