Talking Points: Thandiwe Muriu
Introducing you to the work of Kenyan Photographer Thandiwe Muriu.
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Thandiwe Muriu
Camo 05 © Thandiwe Muriu
Thandiwe Muriu is a photographer from Kenya. Thandiwe’s work celebrates her own African heritage and tackles issues around perception of identity.
See more at Thandiwe’s website and Instagram feed
Questions to Ask Children
When you hear Thandiwe speak and listen to her words how does it make you feel?
When you look at her photographs what do you see? What do you feel?
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