Bio: Liv Latricia Habel (b. 1996) is a Danish-American documentary photographer. Her photojournalistic work focuses on social and political issues across local and global contexts. This overlaps with her personal work, in which she is drawn to documenting the depth of Black existence in its diverse forms and conditions.
In her first publication “Diasporan Daughters” (2020) she turns the camera on herself and revisits her own memories and narratives of being a mixed black woman living in the intersection of various cultures and communities.
Clients include Dazed, Dion Lee, Eurowoman, Politiken, Softer, The Soulfuls
Published in Aljazeera, Altinget, Atla on Paper 1, Berlingske, BT, Børsen, DR Danish broadcasting channel, EkstraBladet, Elle Danmark, Femina, Information, Journalisten, Jyllands-Posten, Soundvenue, Vogue Scandinavia, Weekendavisen, amongst others
Education
2025 BA Photojournalism, Danish School of Media and Journalism
2024 One year internship at Danish Daily newspaper Berlingske
2020 Photography Diploma, Copenhagen Film & Photography School
2018 BA Visual Communication, Royal Danish Academy of Design
2015 Graphic Design, Scandinavian Design College
Exhibitions
2024
Women Street Photographers, El Barrio Artspace New York
Relations, Dokk1 Aarhus
2023
Relations, Copenhagen Photo Festival
Diasporan Daughters, Northside Festival, Aarhus
2022 Influence, Oblong Gallery
2021
Young Danish Photography ´21, Fotografisk Center
Elitism sucks, Arthub Copenhagen
2020
Copenhagen Film & Photography School Graduation Show, Basement
Talks
2022 Gordon Parks filmscreening & Representation in the Industry / Oblong
Self-representation in Photography / Oblong x Fotografisk Center
Young Voices and Future leaders / The Soulfuls, Space10
2021 Family-relations within Art / Filmfestival CPH:DOX
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