Forthcoming Faces in Focus exhibition.

Artwork: Rafi Spanks, Photo credit: Emily Garthwaite

Thrilled to announce that my work with Muhammed, the young Syrian boy who was tragically maimed during the conflict in Syria, whom I had the pleasure of meeting last year, will be part of an exhibition in the UK hosted by a new venture called Faces in Focus. It will feature 15 photographers representing 15 charities.
Faces in Focus are; "... a growing network for photographers and charitable organisations to tell the stories that matter to the people who care.
Our work features the lives of those supported by charities and organisations around the world. From Syria to Sri Lanka, Colombia to Calais, our work spans an eclectic mix of people and cultures.
Through selling prints, direct donations, or signing up to volunteer, we provide a conduit to invest in the futures of those on both sides of the lens."

The exhibition will be held at The Tabernacle, Notting Hill, London. 

Find out more about Faces in Focus here; Facebook Instagram
                                                                 

Charity Print Sale for Muhammed's Hope

"Prints purchased from this collection will help raise money for Muhammed's Hope, a not-for-profit organisation founded by Jim Wood in April 2016."

The charity aims to provide medical care and prosthetics to deprived Syrian children wounded during the war in Syria.

An 8 year old Syrian boy, Muhammed, who is a double amputee is the inspiration for Muhammed's Hope. He lost both of his legs as a result of a rocket attack that took the lives of his mother, younger brother and other members of his family. Presently the charity is raising funds for medical care and prosthetics for Muhammed.

100% of sales from prints in the collection below goes directly to the charity.

These prints blend images taken in Leominster, Herefordshire; New York and Boston, Massachusetts, USA; and Upton Upon Severn, Worcestershire, UK, and Istanbul, Turkey.

To see the full collection of prints click  here

To find out more about the charity, visit:  www.muhammedshope.com
 

These are some of the prints in the collection available on my online store.