Smoking Birds an Exhibition by Moena Weiss (Dec.11th – 16th)



About: 


The exhibition  Smoking birds by Moena Weiss is a collection of portraits which depict an individual's transformation process. The uniqueness of the  individual in this process is displayed through the progression of the photos in the series. Moena conveys  the inherent beauty in the diverse human experience. She  wants the subjects of her portraits  to see what she sees through the lens of her camera when looking at their image. The artist is fascinated by the different facets of humanity and how photography can capture a person’s way of existing, moving, feeling. To share this process while taking pictures is one of the most beautiful things for her, because in the end we all want to be seen by others as we are. 




Artist Statement:

Moena Joy - Dada Weiss is a Berlin-based photographer. With a background in psychology, Moena  is fascinated with documenting the human environment and exploring  the encounter between the camera and people she photographs. She works a lot with portraiture; for her, a portrait of a person holds tremendous vulnerability and intimacy between the photographer and their subject and thus establishes a special form of relationship. 



Artist Bio:


Moena Joy- Dada Weiss graduated from Neue Schule für Fotografie Berlin in 2019. She started photography 10 years ago and has continued to pursue this profession since. In 2018 and 2020, she participated in a group exhibition at Harvey Milk Photography Center & LGBTQ+, A Community Center in San Francisco. She and 5 other photographers established the photo collective, _Innen where they had projects and group shows. She also took part in other group shows outside of her collective, such as the one at Neue Schule für Fotografie and at Ori Forum für künstlerische Bildmedien in 2019. 



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