'In the exodus, I love you more' featured in iGNANT Magazine
This work is about Iran, my Iran, and my relationship to Iran: a relationship that has been shaped by my having been away; by that...
An extract from 'Waiting for the Barbarians' (WIP) is a part of 'Belonging', a group
This exhibition explores the complexity of contemporary Australian identity and belonging. The works bring together a diverse array of...
'In the exodus, I love you more' featured in Adventure Handbook
I left Iran nearly a decade ago. I left and moved to Australia—to the end of the earth—leaving much behind. And like all migrants, I miss...
Work from the 'Under Western Eyes' series included in a group exhibition entitled 'Victo
‘Victory’ seeks to highlight women photographers working in Victoria. Moving through landscape and manmade environments, the artists...
To Tell a Story, National Portrait Gallery, Canberra
This morning I had the privilege of speaking on a panel about portraiture and story telling, with with Narelle Autio (an incredible...
Took part in International Women's Day Round Table
To celebrate International Women’s Day, Common Ground and Photography Studies College hosted an all women round table chaired by Common...
Interview and Feature on Instagram
“The beauty of taking still images is that it allows you to stand outside of time and movement,” says Hoda Afshar (@hodaafshar). “With my...
My dummy book 'The Smell of Narenj' selected as the finalist of the Australian Photobook of
Photobook Melbourne and Momento Pro have joined forces to present the Australian Photobook of the Year Awards. The awards were open to...
Interview in Common Ground journal, Issue 5
Anita Totha interviewed me for the fifth Issue of common Ground journal, which features a line up of female photographers focusing on the...
Appointed as one of the judges of United Nations Association of Australia Media Peace Awards
I'm so humbled and honored to be part of this year's judging panel of United Nations Association of Australia Media Peace Awards.