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Alixandra Fazzina - Biography

Biography of Alixandra Fazzina

Coming from a fine art background, Alixandra Fazzina began her working career as a commissioned war artist with the Ministry of Defence, embedded with multinational troops on the frontline in Bosnia making documentary studies. Subsequent press assignments in The Balkans and Eastern Europe eventually led her back into work with British forces in Sierra Leone. Since then, Alixandra has spent the last 7 years based in Africa and The Middle East. Travelling widely, her photography has focused upon forgotten conflicts and humanitarian issues often ignored by mainstream media. In addition to her work for British newspapers such as The Sunday Times, Guardian, Telegraph and Independent, reportage features have been published across international titles including Newsweek, The New York Times, Stern and Corriere. Alixandra’s photography has been exhibited worldwide in locations as diverse as Paris, Sao Paulo and Baghdad. Her most recent work from Somalia “A Million Shillings” will be published by Trolley later this year.
Currently based in Yemen, she continues to work and travel as a photojournalist throughout the region.

Nominated as the talent for 2008 by The Independent, Alixandra has just been awarded the Vic Odden prize by The Royal Photographic Society for British photographer under 35, and has been shortlisted in this year's Amnesty International Media Awards.
Her most recent work from Somalia “A Million Shillings” will be published as a book by Trolley later this year.