Cultural globalisation is a gradual process that began with colonisation and is now accelerating with the help of digital media and aggressive economic expansion and aggressive economic expansion. In this new form of imperialism, the aim is to create a worldwide desire for Western customs, values and status symbols - even in the remotest parts of the world. As a result, the traditions and cultural heritage of indigenous peoples are increasingly being forgotten and replaced by fads - be they in diet, clothing style or body adornment. In this series, I have focused on this cultural earthquake that is erasing fragile cultures and diversity.