NYADHI
NYADHI: Because We Got PRIDE
Nyadhi is a call to embrace self-acceptance, celebrate your uniqueness, acknowledge your boldness and find joy in your queerness.
In this space we will unload any shame associated with queerness and spark your soul with nyadhi (pride)
If you have ever been told that your queerness is shameful, and that you should hide it, I am here to remind you that it is not your shame to carry.
If you’re struggling with self acceptance as an LGBTIQ+ Kenyan I am here to show you how to radically love yourself.
If you’re trying to heal, I will provide a safe space for to cry and try to heal.
If you’re looking for community I will show you where to begin
If you want to celebrate your queerness I am here to cheer you on, and celebrate alongside you.
Chin up and be proud. You are magik!
Wan Gi Nyadhi
DUK
DUK – An Intimate Celebration of Your Body
Where do you store joy in your body? Is it in the soft of your hands, in the melanin on your skin, or in the rolls of your stomach?
Where do you hold when you need to feel tenderness?
How do you thank your feet for being strong enough to support you all day, or not?
Duk is an immersion into your body in its nudity and semi-nudity. It’s saying: yes, I have a scar on my foot and it is a part of me. It is saying: yes, I have stretchmarks from birthing a child. Whether the stretchmarks give you joy or not, whether the scar makes you beautiful or not, Duk asks you to find joy in your body. To smile with your cracked teeth to strip the thick thighs, to sit steady in your wheelchair and let out a laugh to twirl (or try to) in your crutches.
Duk is about body positivity and body neutrality.
If you’re looking for joy in your body, book your session here. We’ll talk, have some wine or beer, laugh and cry together, talk about how our bodies have changed. You can show me how you looked like as a child and those weird teenage years.
Most importantly you will experience your body through a photographer who promises to show you where joy resides in your body.
