Narrowed to eighty thousand souls, the Sámi are a generally nomadic people that lives on reindeerherding and freely moves in the vast Arctic landscapes between Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia. Valentina Tamborra reached them, took pictures and interviewed them, sharing their life during four trips in four consecutive years, and she built an unparalleled photographic and narrative reportage, showing their life and traditions, their resistance against a long process of forced integration, their daily problems connected to climate change and to its apparently unstoppable progress. With an essay by William T. Wollmann.