This time around he focuses his lens (literal and metaphorical) on KAWERGOSK, a United Nations Camp in Northern Iraq which houses 12,000 Syrian refugees whose lives have been devastated by the brutal and intractable civil wars in their homeland. One refugee recalls being unable to attend his cousin’s funeral— unable to leave his house at all in Syria—because the city streets were awash in snipers shooting at any living creature, including stray cats. A Requiem for Syrian Refugees represents Wolf’s effort to call global attention to the horrors and wake up the powers that be.