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I see you everywhere, here // Je Te Vois Partout, Ici
paris, france
When I was a kid I had what I called “my everything drawer” where I would keep old screws found on the road, jars of river water, my brother’s old homework, letters—anything that fascinated me and it was my most valuable thing. It still is, because I am a collector of things to this day. And this exhibition was a testament to that. Scraps of fabric from the roadside in Nigeria, a seashell my mum gave me, newspapers from histories I’ve witnessed.
“This exhibition brings together film photographs and drawings made across years of movement—through personal journeys, everyday encounters, and assignments in places marked by
conflict. Presented without chronology or hierarchy, the works are installed as an open constellation where distant geographies, private moments, and public histories meet. What emerges is not a linear narrative, but a lived archive.”
“Cette exposition réunit des photographies et des dessins réalisés au fil d’années de déplacements - à travers des voyages personnels, des rencontres quotidiennes et des missions dans des lieux marqués par les conflits. Présentées sans ordre chronologique ni hiérarchique, les œuvres sont installées comme une constellation ouverte où se croisent des géographies lointaines, des moments intimes et des histoires publiques. Il n’en résulte pas un récit linéaire, mais des archives vécues, puisées dans dix années de travail.”
No more war exhibition at the Più libri più libero. In collaboration with photographer, Giles Duley and ngo, EMERGENCY. Rome, Italy 2021
no more war exhibition in remembrance of the one year anniversary since the taliban took power in afghanistan. In collaboration with the ngo EMergency and photographer, giles duley. milano, italy 2022
Artpil’s 30 under 30 Women Photographer’s projection at Torino Art Week in Turin, Italy, 2023
Xposure Photo Festival 2021, Sharjah, UAE
interviews/ talks
A personal conversation discussing the impacts of war on civilians, ethical implications of this work, sharing stories from those whom I've met, and how my personal photography journey has evolved
