Bronze / 2020 / Portraiture / Culture

Three

The beauty of the Suri people and the pride with which they wear their traditions reveals their strength, individuality, and character. Living a simple life near Kibish Ethiopia, the tribe retains its customs and creative self-expression despite modern influences. Body paint made from crushed rock and creative headdresses from local flora connects the people to their land and their environment; a connection that is said to give one a long and prosperous life.

When creating an image, Ulana is inspired by light, shape, and tone. Her simple, often minimal, compositions present an awareness and a connection with the subject whether it be landscape, portraiture or documentary work. Based in Hong Kong, Ulana's work has been exhibited and published internationally. Her passion is best expressed by a quote from a contemporary photographer: “If I weren’t a photographer, I’d still be a traveler”.

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