Naskademini

Naskademini is a Canadian born photographer and director and a first generation son of Caribbean parents. He founded Studio Espace Gris in Montreal in 2009 and is a co founder of If These Walls Could Talk Gallery. His work moves between portraiture, editorial assignments, commercial projects, and personal studies that look closely at people and the spaces they move through. He has contributed photography and visual direction to Grammy nominated and platinum selling projects, while continuing to build a body of work that pays attention to quiet moments, gesture, and the stories found in everyday settings. He is drawn to images that feel grounded and human. Studio Espace Gris remains his home base and the centre of his studio practice. From there he develops projects connected to music, culture, and contemporary life, with a continued interest in how images hold memory and carry meaning for the communities they come from. Naskademini is a Canadian born photographer and director and a first generation son of Caribbean parents. He founded Studio Espace Gris in Montreal in 2009 and is a co founder of If These Walls Could Talk Gallery. His work moves between portraiture, editorial assignments, commercial projects, and personal studies that look closely at people and the spaces they move through. He has contributed photography and visual direction to Grammy nominated and platinum selling projects, while continuing to build a body of work that pays attention to quiet moments, gesture, and the stories found in everyday settings. He is drawn to images that feel grounded and human. Studio Espace Gris remains his home base and the centre of his studio practice. From there he develops projects connected to music, culture, and contemporary life, with a continued interest in how images hold memory and carry meaning for the communities they come from.