Sana Ginwalla

About Sana Ginwalla

Interested in themes and politics of identity, home and belonging. Sana Ginwalla is Zambia-born photographer with origins in India and Myanmar. Upon completing her undergraduate in Photography in 2017, she co-founded Everyday Lusaka – an online platform and stationary business that shares photographs of Lusaka to positively counter stereotypes of Africa. During her Honours in Curatorship at the University of Cape Town in 2019, she created an archive called The Studio Stool which houses a collection of found and submitted photographs made in Zambia that would not usually be recognised in the state archives.

This Is The Colour

By Sana Ginwalla|2020-10-22T09:33:23+02:00October 22nd, 2020|Categories: All Topics, Creative, Creative Featured, Creative Latest, Expressions|Tags: creative, Grandparents, History, Lusaka, memory, Nostalgia, photography, Sana Ginwalla|

This is the colour of true love, it overflows but it never withers away –– Sana Ginwalla Lusaka, Zambia. Five years ago, I visited my grandparents in Gujarat, India where they stay in a house

The Silence in Hyderabad – A Photo Series

By Sana Ginwalla|2020-02-08T16:00:30+02:00November 12th, 2019|Categories: All Topics, Creative, Creative Featured, Creative Latest, Expressions|Tags: identity, India, photography, Sana Ginwalla|

As she works on a social history project that explores the lives and experiences of Indians in Zambia, identity remains to be a point of reference and interest for Sana Ginwalla. Thus, constantly changing and