BIOGRAPHY                                                             

Md Fazla Rabbi Fatiq (b. 1995) is a Bangladeshi photographer currently based in Dhaka. His practice addresses issues of social, geographical, and political. In 2017 he completed BSc in Multimedia and Creative Technology. While studying multimedia, he became acquainted with photography, which later made him more interested in this medium. He also completed his graduation in photography from Pathshala South Asian Media Institute. His works have brought him a few accolades including British Journal of Photography Ones to Watch 2021, Grand Prize Winner of Vantage Point Sharjah 10, Winner of Samdani Art Award 2023, and Recipient of Angkor Photo Festival Creation Grant 2021.

AWARDS

• The British Journal of Photography Ones to Watch 2021
• Samdani Art Award Winner 2023 by Samdani Art Foundation, Bangladesh
• Grand Prize Winner – Vantage Point Sharjah 10, Organized by Sharjah Art Foundation, UAE

EXHIBITIONS

• Hard Graft: Work, Health and Rights (2024-2025) – Wellcome Collection Museum, UK, London
• Rencontres d’Arles 2023, France
• Dhaka Art Summit 2023 – Organized by Samdani Art Foundation, Bangladesh
• Format International Photography Festival 2023, UK
• Lishui Photography Festival 2023 – China, Zhejiang
• The Villa Pérochon 2023 -Organized by Pour I’instant, France, Niort
• Vantage Point Sharjah 10 (2022) – Organized by Sharjah Art Foundation, UAE
• Chobi Mela International Festival of Photography (2021), Bangladesh, Dhaka

RESIDENCY

• Delfina Foundation – UK, London (2023)
• Encounters of Young International Photography 2023 with Joan Foncuberta, France, Niort

GRANTS

• Generator co-operative art production fund organized by Experimenter, India (2023)
• Creation Grant 2021 – Organized by Angkor Photo Festival & Workshop, Cambodia
• Pathshala COVID-19 Photography Grant, Bangladesh (2020)

PUBLICATIONS

• The British Journal of Photography Ones to watch 2021
• Numéro Magazine
• Libération

SCHOLARSHIP 

• DAAD Student Scholarship – Hannover University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Germany (2021)
• SAM BANKS Scholarship – Pathshala South Asian Media Institute, Bangladesh (2020).