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Shaima Al-Tamimi

Shaima Al-Tamimi is a Yemeni-Kenyan visual storyteller based in the GCC. Her work is inspired by social and cultural issues reflective of her own personal story, and she explores themes relating to patterns and impacts of migration, identity, and culinary culture. Through the mediums of photography, film, and writing – and via a deeply-rooted documentary approach – Shaima merges historical and family archives with present-day portraits and visuals to create vivid narratives, offering a unique perspective on the life stories of her subjects. You can follow her Instagram here.

ARTICLES BY Shaima Al-Tamimi

  • Vox Oculi: Prints for Yemen (by Shaima Al-Tamimi)

    Vox Oculi: Prints for Yemen (by Shaima Al-Tamimi)

    Curated by Intibint and Shaima Al-Tamimi, "Prints for Yemen" is a collaborative initiative that brings together ten Yemeni Female artists in the attempt to rectify the stereotypical image of Yemen through photography and art. All profits made from the prints will be donated to YemenAid, an INGO ..