Celia Bougdal (b. 1994) is an Algerian photographer, craftsperson, and architect whose work revolves around intimacy, emotions, and memory. Originally from a small town by the sea, she moved to Algiers to study architecture which drew her to photography and helped her develop her artistic eye. For Celia, photography is a way to express her sensitivity and vision of the world around her. She is a member of Collective 220 and has participated in group exhibitions in Spain, France, and Switzerland.
Celia Bougdal (b. 1994) is an Algerian photographer, craftsperson, and architect whose work revolves around intimacy, emotions, and memory. Originally from a small town by the sea, she moved to Algiers to study architecture which drew her to photography and helped her develop her artistic eye. For Celia, photography is a way to express her sensitivity and vision of the world around her. She is a member of Collective 220 and has participated in group exhibitions in Spain, France, and Switzerland.