International Call

The Look measures 12.6 x 12.6 cm and can be hung on the wall or stood up.

It is a photograph behind 3 mm clear acrylic on an MDF block of 110 x 110 x 22 mm. The country is engraved on the side; the photographer, the title and the country are on the back.

The Wrapp is a 0.8 mm silicone frame that clicks around it. Together, a Wrapped Look measures 126 x 126 x 25 mm.

Hand-finished in our Foto Lab in Amstelveen.

A telephone handset strapped to a wrapped pole beneath a hand-painted sign reading "Make Free International Calls Please" tells a story of resourceful street life in Tanzania, where wires and weathered flags radiate outward like spokes against a bleached sky. Shot from below in striking black and white, the upward angle transforms an improvised public telephone into something almost monumental, full of quiet humor and human ingenuity. The crumbling colonial walls and fluttering bunting in the background root this moment firmly in the layered social fabric of East African urban life. Photographer Kaido Haagen finds joy in the everyday and the overlooked, turning a corner of Tanzanian street culture into a timeless portrait of wit and community.

Originally from Estonia, Kaido Haagen is a photographer with over 30 years of experience. He travels globally capturing architecture, travel landscapes and the underwater world. Featured in major exhibitions and books, his award-winning work stands out for its clarity and mastery of light.

All Looks by this photographer

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If something goes wrong in production, we repair or replace it. There is nothing you need to keep for that.