This work represents the first part of Sebastiao Salgado's project to charthe displacement of peoples across geographical and political boundries. In aeries of photographs, Salgado shows the efforts of Brazilian peasants tourvive in the face of joblessness and extreme poverty and to reclaim theand they see as their natural heritage.;Introduced by the Portuguese writerose Saramango and accompanied by the poems of Brazilian composer and singerhico Buarque de Hollanda, "Terra" provides a photographic record of thetruggles of the "landless" of Brazil.