Mohamed Mahdy (Egypt, 1996) is a Visual storyteller based in Alexandria, Egypt, whose work focuses on buried and invisible communities in Egypt as well as cultural and social issues. She firmly believes that immersing herself in diverse communities and telling their stories means embedding these experiences permanently into the fabric of a larger community. Her work has been exhibited at the 25th Youth Salon and the Ministry of Culture, as well as the Paris Biennale. He has exhibited twice with the Ian Parry Scholarship in London and also at Photoville in New York. In 2018 he was named by the New York Times Lens blog as one of 12 emerging photographers to know.
