Natasha Moustache is a photographic artist currently based in Brooklyn. Moustache’s photography reflects their experience as a first-generation, Seychellois-American and explores the relationships between African Diasporic communities within colonized spaces, centralizing women. Moustache’s work regularly engages strangers as long-term collaborator-participants. Moustache uses photography as a way to bring the human community into a conversation with itself that transcends difference and emphasizes commonality.
Moustache’s work has been shown at the Museum of Contemporary Photography, the International Center for Photography, and the Center for Photography at Woodstock where they were an Artist in Residence (2005). Natasha received their MFA from Columbia College Chicago where they were awarded the Stuart Abelson Travel Fellowship (2019).
