Photographer James Mollison Traveled Around The World To Capture Where Children Sleep, From Palace And Luxury To Sleeping Under The Stars On a Pile Of Rubbish

Throughout the world in various countries you can find a multitude of differences within children’s bedrooms. James Mollison captures these distinct contrasts between cultures within his album of photographs, “Where Children Sleep”.

Risa – 15
Kyoto, Japan

Nantio – 15
Lisamis, Northern Kenya

Rhiannon – 15
Darvel, Scotland

Erlen – 14
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Prena – 14
Kathmandu, Nepal

Jyoti – 14
Makwanpur, Nepal

Ryan – 13
Pennsylvania, USA

Lamine – 12
Bounkiling Village, Senegal

Thais – 11
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Joey – 11
Kentucky, USA

Li – 10
Beijing, China

Ryuta – 10
Tokyo, Japan

Juan David – 10
Medellin, Columbia

Douha – 10
Hebron, West Bank

Tzvika – 9
Beitar Illit, West Bank

Bikram – 9
Melamchi, Nepal

Jaime – 9
New York, USA

Delanie – 9
New Jersey, USA

Alex – 9
Rio de Janerio, Brazil

Anonymous – 9
Ivory Coast

Dong – 9
Yunnan, China

Ahkohxet – 8
Amazon, Brazil

Alyssa – 8
Kentucky, USA

Syra – 8
Iwol, Senegal

Justin – 8
New Jersey, USA

Roathy – 8
Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Tristan – 7
New York, USA

Indira – 7
Kathmandu, Nepal

Lehlohonolo – 6
Lesotho

Bilal – 6
Wadi Abu Hindi, The West Bank

Hang – 5
Beijing, China

Jazzy – 4
Kentucky, USA

Anonymous – 4
Rome, Italy

Kaya – 4
Tokyo, Japan

Jiva – 4
New York, USA

Lay Lay – 4
Mae Sot, Thailand

Source: Imgur