Nadia Ferroukhi lives in Paris. Born of a Czech mother and an Algerian father, a nomad since her childhood. Today, she travels the planet armed with her camera, expressing herself through reports that she publishes in the French and international press, such as Geo, Le Monde, Marie Claire, Bayard Presse, Courrier International , Unesco ... She exhibits in festivals, galleries and international museums such as Visa pour l'Image, the Quai Branly Museum, the Bamako Biennale ...

Multilingual and curious, her "3rd eye" and her empathy allow her to combine all the aspirations that have animated her since childhood.

Her photographic approach highlights the richness and the differences that make up the world and especially those in the shadows. Her images tell the stories of all those who, through their distinction, contribute to the diversity of the planet. Over the years, she has built long-term stories, with a particular focus on the status of women in the world.

Nadia created the Douniatou association in 2008 to help Tumaï, a village of women in Kenya. Tumaï is part of her latest long term story Les Matriarches.

Speaks & writes fluently French, English, German, Czech and notions in Arabic.

Algeria -Morocco -United Arab Emirates -Yemen -Oman -Iran -Pakistan -Egypt -Jordan -Niger -Kenya -Guinea Bissau -Burkina Fasso -Mali -Ethiopia -Madagascar -Comoros -Mexico -Guatemala -Vietnam -China -Ladakh -India -Indonesia -United States -Estonia -Czech Republic, France, Scotland

• Edition Albin Michel, Les Matriarches
  Laureate 4th edition of the 2021 Booksellers' Prize "I love the art book"
• Edition Du Palais, Guérir du cancer et vivre
• Edition Dalva, Cover for Amour extérieur nuit
• Edition Gallimard, Cover for Le Coup de Vague de Georges Simenon
• Edition Gallimard, Collection Découverte Touareg
• Communication Agency Phileas, On va s’aimer
• Edition Turquoise, Voix de Femme
• FNAC Dossier de Presse, Livre Blanc Algérie cultures
• Edition Dalimen, Nos ancêtres les Rois Numides
• Edition Milan, Algérie Regards croisés
• Edition de L’Oeil, Les Carnets de la Création

• GEO France & GEO International
• Courrier International
• Le Courrier de l'UNESCO
• Le Monde
• Le Monde Atlas
• Le Monde des Religions
• D-La Republica
• Le Point
• La Vie
• Terra Mater
• Jeune Afrique
• Libération
• Marie-Claire France & International
• Marianne
• Christian Science Monitor
• Le Figaro
• La Croix
• L'Humanité
• Femmes Ici & Ailleurs
• Science et Vie
• AM Afrique Magazine
• Armen
• Jeune Afrique

• Phemina Photo Festival. Fontainebleau, France
  Les Matriarches
• Gallery Taylor. Paris, France
  Les Matriarches
• National Opera of Montpellier, France
  In partnership with Futurapolis Health, Octobre Rose and Woman@Canon. From breast cancer screening to recovery
• VISA pour l’Image. Perpignan, France
  Octobre Rose. From breast cancer screening to recovery
• CANON Headquarters. Paris, France
  Les Matriarches
• Photo Doc. Paris, France
  Au Nom de la Mère, les Matriarches
• Photo Festival Les Femmes s’exposent. Houllegate, France
  Au Nom de la Mère, les Matriarches
• Gallery Thorigny. Paris, France
  Au Nom de la Mère, les Matriarches
• Photo Festival Escales. Bretagne, France
  Vers les îles
• Museum Quai Branly Photoquai biennial. Paris, France
  Le Corbusier Alger / Marseille
• Museum of Modern Art Algiers (MAMA), Algeria
  Arab world cultural year retrospective
• Photo Festival Bamako, Mali
  Family code in Algeria
• FNAC itinerary exhibitions. Paris, France
  Algeria facts and effects 12 years of journalism
• Gallery Little Big. Paris, France
  Tumai, women village
• Photo Festival L'HO. Paris, France
  Life in the Sahara
• City Hall of Bordeaux, France
  Le Corbusier Algiers / Marseille
• OPEC Fund. Vienna, Austria
  Algerian chronicles
• Festival Tchintchine. Toulouse, France
  China
• Festival of Solidarity 2013-2019. Chalon sur Saône, France
  Photo on Billboard for the festival
• Centro Cultura Contemporania Barcelona, Spain
  The Hittistes, Algier’s youth
• Photo Festival Black motion. Venice, Italy
  African Beauty