Fahad Al Kindi is an Omani photographer whose work explores the relationship between people, place, and the passage of time. Working primarily through long-term observational projects, he is drawn to the quiet details of everyday life — moments that often pass unnoticed but reveal deeper stories about belonging, memory, and social change. His photographs examine a society in continual dialogue with its past and present, documenting the spaces where tradition and modernity meet.

Influenced by art, cinema, documentary photography and personal observation, Fahad’s images invite viewers to look beyond familiar representations of Oman and engage with the lives lived within its landscapes. His practice is guided by a belief that photography can preserve not only appearances, but also fleeting moments of human experience that might otherwise be forgotten.

Al Kindi’s works have been exhibited as part of group exhibitions at the Royal Opera House in Muscat, the Photographic Society of Oman and the Bait al Zubair Museum, as well as in a private exhibition in London. Fahad Al Kindi is also the first Arab photographer whose work has been featured in Kwartalnik Fotografia magazine (Poland).

Fahad lives and works in Muscat, Oman.

An Omani photographer from the coastal city of Sur, where growing up around the sea naturally shaped the way he sees and documents the world. His work explores people, place, and the quiet moments that often go unnoticed. Living abroad gave him a deeper appreciation for his culture and surroundings, inspiring him to document the beauty of everyday life in Oman and share it with audiences beyond its borders.

The Waves of Us is an ongoing series that explores the relationship between people and the sea. Inspired by the coastline of Oman and the places he grew up around, the project documents the many ways people connect with the water — whether through life, reflection, play, or simply spending time by the shore. The sea becomes more than a backdrop; it becomes a space where memories are made and personal stories unfold. Through these photographs, the series reflects on connection, belonging, and the lasting presence of the sea in everyday life.

Adam Al Ghafry is an Omani photographer based in Salalah, Dhofar. Influenced by his studies in philosophy, religion and psychology, his work captures the relationship between people’s inner experiences and the worlds in which they inhabit. This is driven by the idea that our beliefs and cultures shape the world around us, as much as our environments and material realities shape our inner world. He believes that documentary photography is a medium that can shed light on these facets of the human condition.

Adam’s interests naturally drew him to Dhofar, where people’s ways of life are intertwined with a deep connection to the land, as they continue to adapt in the face of rapid change. His upcoming projects seek to explore the ways in which emerging technologies and industries influence the region, and how the people influence these developments in turn.