Nadia Bseiso is a Jordanian documentary photographer based in Amman, known for her commitment to long-term projects that delve into geopolitics, history, anthropology, and environmental issues....
NADIA BSEISO, Jordan
Bio
Nadia Bseiso is a Jordanian documentary photographer based in Amman, known for her commitment to long-term projects that delve into geopolitics, history, anthropology, and environmental issues. After earning a degree in photography from Florence, Italy, in 2011, she returned to Italy in 2015 for an artist residency at Fondazione Fotografia in Modena, where she began exploring the olive oil industry in the Middle East through the "OilMill" project with artist Daniele Casciari.
Nadia's work has been recognized internationally. She was selected as one of Time LightBox’s female photographers to watch in 2017 and participated in the NOOR-Nikon Masterclass in Documentary Photography in 2014. She has exhibited her work in Jordan and Italy and collaborated with various local and international NGOs since 2011. Her photography has appeared in renowned publications such as The New York Times, The Telegraph, Reuters, Zeit Magazine, The Intercept, The Globe and Mail, and U.S. News & World Report.
Driven by a passion for visual storytelling and human rights, Nadia continues to use her lens to shed light on critical issues affecting the Middle East.
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CV
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2019
Infertile Crescent, Cortona On The Move, Cortona Photo Festival, Cortona, Italy
Infertile Crescent, Fotográfica Bogotá – VIII International Photography Meeting, Bogota, Colombia
The Shortest Distance Between us | Infertile Crescent, Gulf Photo Plus GPP Photo Week, Dubai, UAE
2018
Infertile Crescent, Breda Photo Festival, Breda, Netherlands
2014
Invisible Women, Women Migrant Workers in Jordan, Tamkeen Fields for Human Rights, Amman, Jordan
High Hopes, A Look Through the Lives of Migrant Workers in Jordan, Image Festival 2014, Amman, Jordan
2011
Arab Immigrants, Second Generation Egyptian Women in Italy, F.A.I.R Artists in Residence, Florence, Italy
Selected Group Exhibitions
2023
A Return Of The Sun, Beirut Art Center, Beirut, Lebanon
Shifting Sands, PHotoEspaña, Casa Árabe, Madrid, Spain
2022
Perceptible Rhythms/Alternative Temporalities, MEI Art Gallery, Middle East Institute, Washington D.C., District Of Columbia, USA
An Expression of Absence: Selections from the Arab Documentary Photography Program, Bronx Documentary Center, New York, USA
Re-rooting, Darat al Funun, Amman, Jordan
2017
How to Tell When the Rebels Have Won | Infertile Crescent, Arab Fund for Arts & Culture, Beirut, Lebanon
Arab Documentary Photography Program, ICP Projected International Center of Photography, Infertile Crescent, New York, USA
2014
Art for Gaza, Exhibition to Aid Gaza, Amman, Jordan
NADIA BSEISO Artwork
NADIA BSEISO, Jordan, 2017
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