Photography

Maya Naidu – ‘Fragmented visuals of a culture’

View through an ornate archway showing a scenic landscape with mountains and a water body, while several birds are flying in the sky.
Rajasthani Arches (source)

Montreal-based artist Maya Naidu aims to capture the “fragmented visuals of a culture and their people.”

A person wearing an orange turban leans out of a beautifully carved pink window with intricate architectural details.
Mehrangarh Fort (source)

Photography has been a way for her to connect with her surroundings and has inspired her extended travels through Asia and Europe, Naidu says.

A person assembling a marigold flower garland, with vibrant orange flowers spread on the ground and in plastic bags nearby.
From Maya Naidu’s Instagram – Calcutta Flowers (source)

She is studying photography at Dawson College.

A black cow walking through a corridor with intricately designed windows and patterned floor tiles.
Rajasthan, 2020 (source)

Maya Naidu’s website, here.

Instagram, here.

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