Documenting Our Lives: “A Love Letter to the Ones Behind the Lens”
By Ramadhan Karali We’re always there, behind the lens. Watching life unfold in front of us. Framing it. Capturing it. Preserving it. We give light and shape to other people’s…
There Is No War in Ba Sing Se
"To stay creative in a time of chaos is a privilege. But it is also a form of resistance."
Behind the Lens: An Interview with Kat Grudko on Opening Their Own Studio
“I wanted to create a space where people feel seen, celebrated, and empowered through photography.”
The Liminal Allure of the Countryside
"Everything hums in a slow rhythm, calling you back to the child you once were."
The Collective Trauma of Being Seen by the Other
This is the collective trauma of being seen by the other, “the other” here meaning non-African audiences, particularly from the West.
Photography as Meditation: A Walk with No Destination
By Ramadhan `Karali May marks Mental Health Awareness Month, and for me, it signifies more than just hashtags and green ribbons. It’s a time for reflection and a reminder of…
The Hero’s Path
"There is no greater battle than the one we fight with ourselves, with our shadows."
Immortalised in Print: Celebrating Afrocentric Visual Narratives
“keep engaging with African art—as a vital way to counter the ongoing issues of representation and bias”
DID YOU GET A PHOTO?
In real life, when you’re in it, a photo is the last thing on your mind.