LOUD AND BROWN.
Born in Sydney, Australia, Emma Rahmani is an Iranian-Australian photographer and visual artist.
Emma loves to use humour in her works to help connect with her audience. She enjoys playing with irony, sarcasm, and anything kitsch, as well as tackling important topics around racism and cultural identity. In her commercial and fashion work, she takes precision in comprehending exactly what her clients are seeking, and is always committed to exceeding their expectations. Furthermore, her marketing background is a strong advantage, as it enables her to thoroughly understand her clients' creative briefs from a business perspective.
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Emma is currently based in Barcelona, Spain, and is available for commercial and artistic projects throughout Europe & Australia.
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Education
2021–22 Masters in Photography and Design, Elisava School of Design and Engineering, Barcelona, Spain
2016-17 Communication Design (Photography), Exchange Program, Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften, Hamburg, Germany
2014–18 Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing) & Bachelor of Fine Arts (Photography), University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
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Publications
'Why Barcelona is beginning to believe in itself' published by Art Basel Stories
'Backstage at DIDU' published by Wonderland Magazine
'Backstage at Paloma Wool' published by Wonderland Magazine
'Street Style: Paris Fashion Week' published by Wonderland Magazine
'Primavera 2024 Best Dressed' published by Wonderland Magainze
'Platonic Love' published by Kaltblut Magainze
'Yearbook 2023' published by 1883 Magazine
'Matrix Evolution' published by MMSCENE Portraits
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Group Exhibitions
2023
Seen, FineArt Photography Festival Igualada | Barcelona, Spain
2022
Poblenou en Pantalla, Can Framis Museum | Vila Casas Foundation, Barcelona, Spain
Inherited Turbulence, Biblioteca Esquerra de l'Eixample | Agustí Centelles, Barcelona, Spain
Nice To See You Again, Arenas de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain
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Languages
English, Farsi, German, and (coming soon!) Spanish
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Photo by Magdalena Lennon
Aquesta actuació està impulsada i subvencionada pel Departament d'Empresa i Treball i cofinançada per la Unió Europea mitjançant el Fons Social Europeu Plus