JAILS & PRISONS

There are about 3,800 jails in the United States

"Prison is designed to break ones spirit and destroy ones resolve. To do this the authorities attempt to exploit every weakness, demolish every initiative, negate all signs of individuality – all with the idea of stamping out that spark that makes each of us human and each of us who we are."

– Nelson Mandela

2016 till present: FCI Williamsburg, South Carolina, USA

2015 - 2016: McRae Correctional Facility, McRae Helena, Georgia, USA

2015: Clayton County Prison, Lovejoy, Georgia, USA

2015: USP Victorville, Adelanto, California, USA

2014 - 2015: FCI Lompoс, Santa Barbara, California, USA

2014: FCI Mendota, Mendota, California, USA

2014: Nevada Southern Detention Center, Pahrump, Nevada, USA

2012 - 2014: Metropolitan Detention Center, West side, Brooklyn, New York, USA

2007 - 2012: Metropolitan Detention Center, East side, Brooklyn, New York, USA

2007: United States Penitentiary, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

2007, 2014: Federal Transfer Center, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA

2005-2007, 2014: Federal Detention Center, Dublin, California, USA

2004-2005, 2014: Glenn Dyer - Alameda county jail, Oakland, California, USA

2004: Santa Rita county jail, Santa Rita, California, USA

2004: San Francisco county jail, San Fransisco, California, USA

2003 - 2004: Nicosia Central Prison, Cyprus

1999: Federal Detention Center, Miami, Florida, USA

1993: Hosni Mubarak Secret Service jail, Aleksandria, Egypt

1993: Muammar Gaddafi Secret Service jail, Tobruk, Libya