Forthcoming
Clean Water, Dirty Hands
Photographer Peter Vos enters a Manila water project where corruption hides inside procedure — and where nobody has to break the rules for the system to do damage.
International thrillers
David Kervi writes international thrillers about power, systems and moral compromise — where the machinery is often more dangerous than the people operating it.
Power leaves a paper trail.
Systems remember.
Someone always notices.
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Standalone international thrillers connected by one observer: photographer Peter Vos.
Forthcoming
Photographer Peter Vos enters a Manila water project where corruption hides inside procedure — and where nobody has to break the rules for the system to do damage.
Under investigation
Four years later, Peter Vos returns to unfinished business. No gun, no grand gesture — just information, timing and the systems his enemies built around themselves.
In development
When climate responsibility becomes tradable, Peter’s photographs reveal that the same good deed may be sold twice — linking Europe, the Philippines and the United States.
Peter Vos
Peter Vos is a photographer. He watches before he judges, and notices what other people leave in the frame: a gesture, a gap, a name that repeats, a photograph that should not be there. He rarely confronts power head-on. He lets it reveal itself.
“The most dangerous systems are often the ones working exactly as designed.”
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David Kervi writes international thrillers about power, systems and moral compromise.
His novels move between cities, institutions and the people caught inside them. Photography, evidence, procedure, money and reputation become pressure points — small details exposing systems much larger than any one person.
David Kervi is a pseudonym. The work is public. The private life stays private.
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