My camera acts as a barrier from interaction but also as a longing to connect to the world. I use it to remember events and people while creating something tangible so that others don’t forget me.
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This submission includes photos that I took while on my exchange trip from my school in Toronto (OCADU) to the Glasgow School of Art in Glasgow, Scotland.
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Romina Belda (Spain, b. 1990) is a London based photographer and mixed media artist. Her work shows a direct influence from poetry yet cinema and her photographs explore topics of identity and heritage.
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Partway through my return home, I realized that I rarely see images of Middle Easterners simply being, and so I began documenting the little bits of my country I hid within myself after a life of demonization by an entire hemisphere.
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The thought behind this series of 35mm photographs I took is fairly simple: the idea of beauty being subjective. The images are supposed to be poking fun at the idea of beauty and aesthetics, whilst also conveying a serious note that anything can be beautiful in the right light.
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“These pictures are therefore also about sisterhood, about those rare persons who can, and want to enter this new world of yours - that less glamorous, and more vulnerable boredom that sometimes, though, pushes you to invent. At some point in the experience of illness, relationships to your closest ones and to your dreamed independence can become, I believe, more sharp and raw, and thus more true.”
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