Armenia. Tavush. 2013. Kristine and her family visit the local church to light candles. They live in Ayrum, a remote community in north-east Armenia where people rely on selling fruit to earn a living. Kristine and her family are one of the poorest families in Ayrum. They live on the outer edges of the town in an abandoned bakery. Kristine, her husband and four of her children live, eat and sleep in one room together. They have electricity, but only one light bulb. The large fridge that sits near the door doesn’t work and is used to store clothes and bedding. In a half-constructed lean-to in front of the building, Kristine cooks whatever food she can afford on an open fire. The outside tap with clean water has just been installed.