Cici Osias (b. Baltimore, MD) is a photographer, printmaker, and textile artist currently residing in Brooklyn, New York. Her work in the visual arts draws influence from traditional Nigerian and Congolese art styles in order to make meaning of her own identity as a member of the Black diaspora. Cici’s photography practice aims to capture the beauty of the quotidian, the marvel of the mundane, and centers themes of coexistence and belonging. Her work has been featured in multiple online publications and at the Weeksville Heritage Center in Brooklyn. All of Cici’s photos are shot on 35mm film to induce nostalgia (and because she loves a good surprise).
See Cici’s published work here.