2025 will mark 80 years since the two American nuclear attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. While the two atomic bombs that were dropped by the USA are thought to have killed at least 120,000 people, with more dying from their burn and radiation injuries following the attack, around 650,000 people are estimated to have survived. In Japanese, these survivors are referred to as the hibakusha.​ Antoine d’Agata ​was commissioned by The Nobel Peace Center to help document​ the hibakusha and their stories​ as a vivid testimonies to contest nuclear armament, and to be heard for generations to come​.