Edith Amituanai

This week Rachel from 95bFM speaks with Edith Amituanai, a New Zealand born Samoan Photographer based in Auckland. Edith's photography practice centers on portraiture; documenting the communities around her and exploring what it means to make a home. In 2017 she participated at Hasting Art Gallery - where she worked with the kids at Kimi Ora Community School. The result is a beautiful collection of photos some taken by Edith but also by the children - which present the people and object that matter to them the most. 

You can explore the work of Edith Amituanai over on her website

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