Kelly-Ann Bobb is an analog freelance photographer based in the twin island state of Trinidad and Tobago.
She has always had a natural inclination toward creativity. After completing medical school, she fell in love with the unending complexities of film photography.
She utilizes photography as a tool for unmasking, telling stories that would not otherwise be told. Revealing as much of herself as the subjects she photographs.
Photography has evolved into one of her greatest forms of creative expression and activism and has fostered a profound interest in her Afro-diasporic identity, community, and the world.
Her work seeks to reclaim divine bodily autonomy and agency for African diasporic peoples through the sacred perspective lens of Black bodies. Spirituality, sex, and race are the foci of my photographic portraits
