In 1947, the partition of India created an artificial border, dividing Kashmir between India and Pakistan. Since then, tensions have continued to rise, leading to uprisings and human rights violations. The Line of Control, which initially was meant to be temporary, has become a de facto border. Kashmir. Wait & See is a visual essay that documents this forgotten conflict through the daily lives of the people who endure it, in a highly strategic mountainous region of spectacular beauty, to which Cédric Gerbehaye obtained exceptional access. His striking photographs, the result of several years of field investigation, are presented alongside historical and vernacular images, as well as texts by Nathalène Reynolds and Sultan Ali.



