Shifting the Lens on the Black Female Experience and Women of Color to Drive Social Change with Photographer Delphine Diallo

Fine art photographer, collage artist and commercial photographer, Delphine Diallo wants to shift the conversation from race to human oneness. Brooklyn based artist born and raised in Paris to a French mother and Senagalese father, Delphine has always felt the duality of growing up biracial. We discuss her childhood, home schooled art education, the discipline of sports, her mentors and the painful but rewarding transformation from corporate art director to artist. Delphine was named one of twenty six emerging photographers by the ICP, among the emerging stars of photography by Smithsonian and one of 30 emerging photographers by Photo District News. CLICK FOR MORE ABOUT DELPHINE Delphine's work has been featured in Essence, Teen Vogue, Vogue Portugal, National Geographic, New York Times. CLICK FOR DELPHINE's INSTAGRAM