Portraits of pain
Portraits of Pain uses photography as an art form to express the different motions that come with sickle cell. It’s a collection of abstracts, that which can’t be seen: - the hidden disease, the pain, the fatigue from anemia, mental health and depression, the isolation, frustration, the red cells shaped liked a sickle, the damage, the resilience, suffering, hope, love, the battle and the fight to overcome.
This work was publicly exhibited at Imperial College, London in 2019.
I collaborated on this project with:
UK based photographer, Jim Higham
Nigerian based creative director, Ijeoma Okochi-Agwu
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