Amin Nassaf is a Moroccan photographer who’s been living in São Paulo/Brazil for 10 years. His first works focused on photographing spontaneous portraits of people on the streets of São Paulo, seeking to portray moments of life stories that deserve to be told. Inspired by the approaches and boldness of photographers such as Mario Cravo Neto and Anders Petersen. Amin seeks confrontations in his photography, taking the stage with these characters, whose dignity is “caught red-handed”.
Today his work extends to other geographies, proposing an authorial approach. Amine builds narratives highlighting traits, human identities and issues that affect him.
"Our canoe" photographed in Senegal and "On my head, on my eyes” in Lebanon, are some of his latest projects.
