Arpita Shah

Photographer

Arpita works with photography and film to explore the intersections of culture and identity. Having lived between India, Ireland and the Middle East before settling in the UK, her migratory experience is reflected in her practice.

https://www.arpitashah.com/

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Pamela Shor of Black Roots food growing initiative in the produce greenhouse

Arpita Shah | Pamela Shor at Black Rootz

Arpita Shah | Falcon Fields Allotment

Paulette, co-founder of Black Roots, from our Food Justice story

Arpita Shah | Paulette Henry, Black Rootz

Produce grown as part of community growing project in London

Arpita Shah | Soilsistar holding Callaloo

Arpita Shah | Sandra, Paulette and Pam, Wolves Lane

Arpita Shah | Soil Sistars session at Love Land, Falcon Fields

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