Imane Djamil is a Moroccan storyteller and documentary photographer who engages viewers in photojournalistic projects imbued with the style of docudramas. Her works straddle the realistic and phantasmagoric.Her awards and grants include Arab Documentary Photography Program, Magnum Foundation, AFAC, Prince Claus; -300 year Anniversary grant, The British Council Morocco; New Narratives in Environmental Photography Prize by Festival Photo La Gacilly and Fisheye Magazine/Gallery (2021). She is a contributor to the New York Times, Le Monde, Bloomberg and Reuters among others and has co-founded KOZ collective in 2020 alongside photographers M’hammed Kilito, Seif Kousmate and Yasmine Hatimi. Djamil was born in 1996 in Morocco, where she continues to live and work. She is based between Casablanca and Tarfaya, a Saharan town where she co-owns Cantara, a cultural entrepreneurship educational program.