Yasmine Bendjoudi is a British Algerian Arab arts, culture and human interest writer and photographer. Inspired by her own hybrid identity – she is interested in social displacement and cultural critical thinking in North Africa and the Middle East. Her writing and photography conveys hidden artistic and cultural narratives of the Arab world and diaspora.
Here you will find a compilation of selected photographs and writings produced by the Algeria-born Londoner in Doha where she has resided and across the Arab region, in which she spends most of her time.
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