Fiora Garenzi is a French documentary photographer born in 1998. She studied photography, then languages and history of the Arab world, and geopolitics at the Sorbonne, before starting to work on her personal projects in 2018.
In her documentary work, she addresses contemporary issues, community issues, and questions of belonging – of connection to a group and a territory – mainly in Europe and the Arab world. She also works as a photographer for the press and for various associations and NGOs.
Her series are regularly exhibited at festivals in France and abroad and have earned her several awards and distinctions.
Fiora Garenzi is a French documentary photographer born in 1998. She studied photography, then languages and history of the Arab world, and geopolitics at the Sorbonne, before starting to work on her personal projects in 2018.
In her documentary work, she addresses contemporary issues, community issues, and questions of belonging – of connection to a group and a territory – mainly in Europe and the Arab world. She also works as a photographer for the press and for various associations and NGOs.
Her series are regularly exhibited at festivals in France and abroad and have earned her several awards and distinctions.
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