“A Birth of No Nation” examines the position of Western “blacks” almost as an extension of the African, as if they were another tribe themselves. This work looks at the African Diaspora in a way that aims to unmask the darker side of being black in the West.
The series was featured in the "Migration" issue of the British Journal of Photography (September 2016, Issue 7851).
“A Birth of No Nation” examines the position of Western “blacks” almost as an extension of the African, as if they were another tribe themselves. This work looks at the African Diaspora in a way that aims to unmask the darker side of being black in the West.
The series was featured in the "Migration" issue of the British Journal of Photography (September 2016, Issue 7851).
“A Birth of No Nation” examines the position of Western “blacks” almost as an extension of the African, as if they were another tribe themselves. This work looks at the African Diaspora in a way that aims to unmask the darker side of being black in the West.
The series was featured in the "Migration" issue of the British Journal of Photography (September 2016, Issue 7851).
“A Birth of No Nation” examines the position of Western “blacks” almost as an extension of the African, as if they were another tribe themselves. This work looks at the African Diaspora in a way that aims to unmask the darker side of being black in the West.
The series was featured in the "Migration" issue of the British Journal of Photography (September 2016, Issue 7851).
“A Birth of No Nation” examines the position of Western “blacks” almost as an extension of the African, as if they were another tribe themselves. This work looks at the African Diaspora in a way that aims to unmask the darker side of being black in the West.
The series was featured in the "Migration" issue of the British Journal of Photography (September 2016, Issue 7851).