Portraits of Ethiopian people; Celebration

Zay Yar Lin, a winner of the awards, take a living and profound look at the life and culture of the Ethiopian people. With every frame, he depicts not only the faces but also the legacy, honor and essence of a deep -rooted society in tradition and resistance.

Zaei, a self -taught artist and captain of Myanmar, has made his vacation a mission to document the world’s fascinating cultures. In this influential collection of Ethiopia, he uses his signature style defined by precise composition, atmospheric lighting and natural and rich colors to create portraits that convey a large volume of emotions without any word.

What makes these environmental portraits powerful is how the subject and the environment are constantly integrated. Whether the colorful faces of the “Omo Valley” tribes, or the thoughtful look of an old man in the heights or colorful fabrics of rural markets, each image becomes a celebration of identity and place. “Zay” photos not only highlight the unique cultural characteristics, but also emphasize the common spirit of humanity.

His approach is based on the belief that lighting, color and composition make up the soul of each image; But his ability to narrate the story is that he has a lasting impact. These pictures are not only beautiful; Rather, they seem intimate, respectful and full of meaning.

This portrait set for viewers is more than a visual and invalid experience to communicate with lives that are far from us, but full of dignity, dignity and emotions. By highlighting the diverse Ethiopian societies, “Yar Lynn” is reminded that every fictional figure and every culture have a worthy sound. (121clicks)