EMERGING POC WOMEN PHOTOGRAPHERS
Unlabelled is a project based platform. We create and collaborate on project based stories periodically. We feature and highlight BIPOC voices through impactful storytelling, particularly those of women and focus on themes such as identity, culture and creative industries.
Fifteen Emerging POC Women Photographers You Should Know | Part iii. A list of emerging women photographers of colour from Africa and the Diaspora, see part i and part ii.
'Divine Feminine Energy' is effortless, it is kismet, it is higher selves radiating power and beauty in its purest form. It is also the energy that brought three female Ivorian creatives together to create magic.
"Hair Braiding and Styling: Creating a Sense of Community, Agency and Expression" - In Oshindonga, a Bantu language spoken in Namibia, ‘panda’ (braid) or ‘okupanda (to braid) also means ‘to be happy’.