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Oct 2024
31 m

Hoda Afshar: Speak the Wind

PRIX PICTET
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In today's episode, we welcome Prix Pictet Iranian photographer, Hoda Afshar, who immortalizes unexpeced local rituals on the island of Hormuz, in her vibrant series Speak the Wind. In her usual style, she gives insights on how she makes the invisible visible and her deep connection to her Iranian roots. 

 
 
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