Nastassia Kantorowicz Torres
Women Photograph
Bogotá, Bogota, Colombia
Nastassia Kantorowicz Torres (she/her) is a Colombian conceptual non-fiction visual artist and freelance photographer. Her work is centered around advancing human rights through mixed-media storytelling. Her focus is on migration, access to safe water and sanitation and the underlying causes of social injustices.
She is a member of Women Photographand Hans Lucas. Nastassia is a National Geographic COVID-19 Emergency Fund Grantee. She is an International Women's Media Foundation (IWMF) 2019 Adelante Fellow. In 2018 she received the 2018 Documentary Essay Prize of the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University with her project "Point d'eau".
In 2017, she completed a postgraduate certificate in Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism from the International Center of Photography in New York City, USA. She previously worked in development projects in Colombia and as a humanitarian aid worker with Doctors without Borders (MSF). She also holds a Master’s in Public Affairs from Sciences-Po Paris.
She is currently based between Colombia and France.
2018 - CDS Documentary Essay Prize at Duke University
- Audio capture
- Audio editing
- Breaking news
- Editorial
- Portrait
- Reporting
- Video capture
- Video editing
International Worker's Day Protest
Nastassia Kantorowicz Torres
A group of boxers demonstrate during the International Worker's day. Bogota, Colombia - May 1, 2018.
Les Mariannes
Nastassia Kantorowicz Torres
Women dressed as “Mariannes” joined the Act XVI of the Yellow Jacket protests in Lille, France. March 2, 2019.
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Nastassia Kantorowicz Torres
Exiled Sudanese protest against the regime of Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir. Lille, France - February 2, 2019.