Rania's work focuses mainly on women and children in the Middle East, and her recent projects – which examine the Palestinian refugee camps, the veil and its meanings, and the aftermath of war – give a voice to people who have been forgotten or misunderstood. At home in Boston, she photographs the daily lives of her four children. She has recently started working on new projects in the US, including photographing Muslim women in the US, soccer culture and teenage girls in their rooms.
Archival Fine Arts Gelatin Silver prints of most photos are available for purchase. Contact Rania Matar for details and more information. View framed archival prints.
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| NEW WORK |
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| a girl and her room |
| PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE MIDDLE EAST |
| the veil women of Islam Christians of the middle east the aftermath of war at the crossroads the forgotten people a nowhere near home lost memories deserted spaces |
| PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE US & MEXICO |
| Islam & faith in the US youth soccer culture girl beauty oaxaca, mexico |
| PERSONAL DOCUMENTARY |
| family moments 2002-2005 family moments 2006-2008 |
| PORTRAITS |
| faces of the middle east children |