Original photography from Roya Hedari
So long as children are smiling and lost in their own world for what they are given, in that brief moment war ceases to exist. the world might crash and burn for a conscious mind but sometimes ignorance truly is bliss. Kabul, December 2020.
❋Roya Heydari is an Afghan photographer and filmmaker. Through her work, Roya seeks to capture stories that illuminate the human experience—amplifying untold narratives and spotlighting beauty that emerges from darkness. Currently based in France, Roya has held a number of photo exhibitions across Europe and has completed assignments for UNHCR.
50% of your purchase will be donated to support Artijaan's women's networks in rural Afghanistan and 50% will be given to the photographer.
So long as children are smiling and lost in their own world for what they are given, in that brief moment war ceases to exist. the world might crash and burn for a conscious mind but sometimes ignorance truly is bliss. Kabul, December 2020.
❋Roya Heydari is an Afghan photographer and filmmaker. Through her work, Roya seeks to capture stories that illuminate the human experience—amplifying untold narratives and spotlighting beauty that emerges from darkness. Currently based in France, Roya has held a number of photo exhibitions across Europe and has completed assignments for UNHCR.
50% of your purchase will be donated to support Artijaan's women's networks in rural Afghanistan and 50% will be given to the photographer.
So long as children are smiling and lost in their own world for what they are given, in that brief moment war ceases to exist. the world might crash and burn for a conscious mind but sometimes ignorance truly is bliss. Kabul, December 2020.
❋Roya Heydari is an Afghan photographer and filmmaker. Through her work, Roya seeks to capture stories that illuminate the human experience—amplifying untold narratives and spotlighting beauty that emerges from darkness. Currently based in France, Roya has held a number of photo exhibitions across Europe and has completed assignments for UNHCR.
50% of your purchase will be donated to support Artijaan's women's networks in rural Afghanistan and 50% will be given to the photographer.
