Born in the southern town of Hassi R'Mel, Fethi Sahraoui is an Algerian documentary photographer and a Magnum Foundation fellow, focusing on the local social landscape. He studied foreign languages at the University of Mascara, his hometown, and graduated in 2018 with a final project exploring the contributions of Black American photographers during the Civil Rights Movement. Working as a full-time photographer, his work has been exhibited in institutions such as the Arab World Institute and published in platforms like The New York Times. His photography was also featured in an installation at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh and he recently integrated the collection of The Houston Museum of Fine Arts. A member of 220Collective, a group of five photographers based across Algeria collaborating on various projects. He published his first photobook, Triangles of Views, in 2022. He is currently developing a film project on the theme of blindness, which originates from a long-term photographic exploration.