One World

Armelle Martignoni Caumont Caimi is a Paris-born, Swiss visual artist and storyteller whose work builds bridges between photography and humanitarian engagement. Driven by curiosity, empathy, and a deep love for travel, she seeks fleeting moments of everyday life and the profound human connections that bind us across cultures, capturing moments of recognition and connection in her portraiture. Her philanthropic impulse emerged early in life through personal experience, shaping her belief that art can illuminate unseen struggles and advocate for dignity, equality, and shared humanity. In her work, photography becomes a vehicle for humanitarian efforts and change-making. Martignoni Caumont Caimi lives in Monaco with her husband and shares her passion for travel and humanitarianism with her two children.
Steve McCurry is one of the world’s most iconic contemporary photographers. Spanning conflicts, vanishing cultures, ancient traditions, and contemporary culture, his body of work invites us to reflect on true human beauty. Perhaps best known for his photo Afghan Girl, whose searing green eyes have gazed out of numerous National Geographic magazine covers, McCurry is also the founder of the charitable foundation ImagineAsia. His decades-long career has earned him recognitions such as the Robert Capa Gold Medal, the Centenary Medal for Lifetime Achievement from the Royal Photographic Society in London, and induction into the International Photography Hall of Fame. When he isn't traveling, McCurry calls his native Philadelphia home.