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Photography Exhibition
Francy Baniwa
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This photography exhibition showcases the daily lives of Baniwa women as they engage in traditional activities within their communities. Captured through the lens of Francy Baniwa, the photographs depict women working in fields, carrying baskets, processing cassava, roasting flour, making beiju, cleaning fish, and gathering fruits in the wild. Beyond these daily routines, the images also document the process of crafting objects with delicate precision. This collection serves as a visual record, celebrating the life and art of Baniwa women, providing an intimate glimpse from an insider's perspective. Through these images, viewers are invited to experience narratives of resilience, skill, and beauty.
Production credits
Drawing Gustavo Caboco Wapichana Photos China Hopson