Credit Jaclyn Molloy
Three addicts living amid the heating pipes in a Bucharest tunnel shoot up with synthetic drugs, one rolling up his sleeve, the others their pant legs, searching for fresh veins.
A girl in upstate New York gets a lesson on butchering a deer at the kitchen table from two burly hunters in camouflage suits, one her father.
An old Polish couple, married for longer than they haven’t been, kneel and pray before climbing into adjoining twin beds.
These images form part of “Family. Life.” an ambitious new project from Syracuse University’s S.