Farah Al Amin is an architect, designer, and photographer. Labels aside, she flourishes in-between. She considers every project an opportunity to be curious, explore, collaborate, tell a story, and ultimately elevate the human experience of living.
Farah’s design training seeps into her photography work.
She works at the intersection of architectural design and photography, designing scenes through the deliberate staging of objects, and a careful choreography of color, light, and texture. She’s drawn to a theatrical approach to photography that pushes the boundaries of the physical world and into the ambiguous realms of memory, sensation, and liminality.
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farah[at]farahalamin[dot]com
Farah’s design training seeps into her photography work.
She works at the intersection of architectural design and photography, designing scenes through the deliberate staging of objects, and a careful choreography of color, light, and texture. She’s drawn to a theatrical approach to photography that pushes the boundaries of the physical world and into the ambiguous realms of memory, sensation, and liminality.
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farah[at]farahalamin[dot]com