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Information

Malin Fezehai is an Eritrean/Swedish photographer, filmmaker and visual reporter, based in New York. She is 33 years old, and attended the International Center of Photography, although she already had previous knowledge in photography before that. She has travelled to over 30 countries in the middle-east, Africa, Asia and America, her work focusing mostly on displacement of communities around the world.

“Malin was commissioned by the United Nations Development Programme to photograph survivors of violent extremism across Sub-Saharan African, and published a book titled “SURVIVORS” that sought to remind audiences about the growth of violent extremism and the devastating impact on the civilian population.“

She has also received a couple rewards for her photography over the years, and her client base is vast, including TIME, The New York Times, The New Yorker, and other mainstream news pages.

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Displaced Image Gallery

NIGERIA - Attah Modu, an IDP living in a camp in border town of Ngala, Nigeria. (cannot find dimensions) (see citations for links)

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Aissata Oumaté (left) (cannot find date taken or dimensions)

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“Women waiting to get food coupons from the World for Food Program, Batticaloa, Sri Lanka, 2007.” (cannot find dimensions)

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Education Guide

-What is the Malin Fezehai trying to portray with this photo?

-What can you as the viewer take away from this image.

-What does the photo tell you about the subjects? Why this location?

-Why are some pictures in black and white vs colored?

-What does this photo make you feel? How do the people in the photo seem to feel in comparison?

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Works Cited

Displaced by Malin Fezehai

https://www.malinfezehai.net/projects/displaced

About Malin Fezehai