A shared afternoon, a moment of play, a familiar task — everyday life offers many stories to capture. Aspiring photographer RM Mohammed turns his lens towards the people and moments around him, sharing glimpses of daily life through this collection of photographs. With a passion for photography and a desire to keep learning, Mohammed hopes to share his perspective while developing his skills.

Photography by RM Mohammed

“Refugee life teaches children to grow up too soon, carrying dreams in their hearts and struggles on their shoulders. We may have lost our homeland, but we will never lose our hope, dignity, and humanity.”

*“Children live in the world largest refugee camp in Bangladesh.”* - Behind every street there is a strong story the world needs to see.

“In the midst of muddy waters, innocent smiles shine brightest. Childhood finds happiness in the simplest moments, creating memories that last a lifetime.”

That's how rohingya refugees - children play, and stay happy during the reining session.

“Behind every humble shelter is a story of survival, hard work and hope. Refugee life is not just about living in a camp and it is about preserving our culture, protecting our dignity, and building a future despite hardship. Our homes may be fragile but our strength, traditions, and dreams remain unbroken.”
*I am a refugee* - Simple life, simple work and hard work, strong spirit.

Every piece of bamboo carries a story of hope and survival.

“Water is more than a basic need and it is dignity, hope and life. Behind every drop lies a story of struggle, resilience and the shared a dream of a better tomorrow.”

We are rohingya refugees and we hope our life will be good one day.

We are refugees and we respect everything that we get in our life.

We live in the world largest refugee camp in Cox's bazar Bangladesh and we are all oldest friends and we had been gathered after 10 years in refugee camp but we belong to our Burma.

Far from their homeland, they gather with heavy hearts and hopeful souls, discussing the dream of return. No place can replace home, and no hardship can erase the hope of belonging again.”

Are you a refugee or displaced person with a story to share through art? We welcome paintings, photographs, poems, and other creative work that you would like to share with the Borderless360 community.

Email your work to hello@borderless360.org, along with a short introduction and a few words about what it means to you. We would love to hear from you.