Adlan Mansri
SIPA PRESS
Ramallah
Adlan Mansri grew up in the north of France. His passion for photography came to life through a documentary "Les oubliés du sable" done at the Sahraoui camp in Algeria. The young French-Algerian then moved to Berlin in 2013 to follow his studies in a self-Organised film school, "Filmarche".
The German capital, known for a freedom which he can no longer find in France, becomes his main source of inspiration. He blossoms and extends his photographic works alongside a liberated youth, freed of any judgement.
His projects, whether in Tunisia or in Berlin close to refugees have allowed him to create a bridge between those who don't have a voice and our view. His campaign "Recycle to Learn" for Havas also received 8 awards including the Campaign of the year 2015 award at the African Cristal Festival. Now a freelancer, he keeps going forward, driven by his inspirations : his encounters, faces, bodies, music and freedom.
2015 - "Recycle to Learn"
- Arts
- Corporate
- Crisis
- Editorial
- Entertainment
- Events
- Interview
- Portrait
- Reporting
- Video capture
- Arabic
- German
- English
- French
Beit El
Adlan Mansri
A Palestinian is throwing rocks with a sling during clashes in Beit El, near Ramallah, Palestine. © Adlan Mansri
