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Mitra Tabrizian documents the nomadic life of the people she interacts with.

The artist has been the recipient of several photographic awards, including the Royal Academy ‘Rose Award for Photography’ (2013).

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Mitra Tabrizian

Mitra Tabrizian is an Iranian-British artist and director whose work questions the fractures of the contemporary world. Through cinematic and unadorned photography, she has explored the themes of alienation, exile, and disconnection for several decades. Her works, widely exhibited internationally, are part of the collections of prestigious institutions such as Tate Britain and the Royal Academy, which awarded her the Rose Award for Photography in 2013.

The insider Alia Al-Senussi says:

Mitra's diligence as a person and as an artist is admirable - the dedication she has shown to her craft is embodied in the painstaking research required to execute her work. Not only does she draw us into the heartbreak of dereliction, but into the humanity that is left behind when the world moves on.

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