Iraqi mornings
by Abraheem Karim
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Karim Abraheem is an Iraqi photographer from the city of Amarah. In 1979 he was forced to leave Iraq. He started his life in Belgium, where he studied third world development cooperation (ULB) and photography at the Academy for Visual Arts in Anderlecht and the Academy for Visual Arts in Etterbeek. Since 2004, he has been free to travel to Iraq again. He published a photography book called L'Irak aujourd'hui in 2006 (Editions EPO). His main focus is portraying people in a profound, human way.
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