The Unspoken Life Photography Exhibition is an inspiring showcase of the artistic talents and diverse stories of migrant domestic workers. Through the lens of their cameras, these talented individuals capture their unique perspectives and experiences, shedding light on their journeys, challenges, and triumphs. This free exhibition is an opportunity for the community to appreciate their creativity and resilience.
Capture moments that reflect your life – your feelings, thoughts, strengths, dreams or who you are inside.
Show the beauty in your everyday life – a place you enjoy, people you meet or meaningful daily moments.
As Aidha celebrates 20 years, share photos from your Aidha journey! From past to present – shared moments, friendship and growth, dreams for the future.
(Only open to Aidha students and alumnae)
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Find out more about the Unspoken Life 2023 finalist photos here.
When the race takes place we can see the participants eager to complete, even though they know the prize they will get is not great. Smiles, laughter and encouragement from their friends and family make the atmosphere more enjoyable.
Last year, when I was returned for my holiday, it coincided with Indonesia’s National Day. As usual every time National day, we always hold a small competition for all residents in their respective place. Togetherness in celebrating National Day makes unforgettable memories.
When I first saw this scene, I think it made me respect them even more. They potentially risk their lives carrying out such dangerous work that most people would not want to do.
Coincidentally, I came across these workers painting the HDB houses. It was 11 AM under the hot sun, it’s a really tough job as it requires lots of physical labour that many don’t know about.
Face masks are very important to our lives nowadays and we often overlook it. It will help to prevent the spread of viruses. It’s not easy to wear every day. We are not used to wearing it before but now we need to, in order to protect ourselves. Hope this virus will end soon so that we can go back to normal life.
A prenup shoot is a wonderful way of commemorating your wedding. It is also a special way of imprinting your flair on photos that you share with your family and friends. Being behind the scenes as a photographer is important because we preserve the events and people in our lives.
It was a busy and noisy Sunday around Little India and these foreign workers found a quiet corner to chat with their families on their day off. One of them was waiting for his relatives to give him money so he could send it to his wife as he had not yet received his salary. They look very tired and maybe they found it hard to relax and enjoy.
Dogs are incredible friends and a good companion not only for the young ones but also for the older folks. Dogs are loyal, kind, understanding, and have an indomitable spirit. It was such a lovely photowalk when I spotted this young man with a bunch of his charge taking their morning walk. Their energy is indeed infectious!
To me, the photograph represents life’s paths and opportunities. Life is full of uncertainties and that we must not be afraid of taking a different path than others, because, in life, there is no right or wrong choice of path. Everyone is presented with opportunities and when you happen to discover one, just be brave and embrace it.
In diversity, there is beauty and strength. She works abroad to sustain the needs of her family back home, and to fulfil her dreams for a better life.
We stay with neighbours of different races and religions. And of course, our clothes preference is different too but we all live in harmony.
At Botanic Garden, Singapore. Kids enjoy chasing and catching the birds and turtles, they learn to feed and appreciate the animals and diverse nature. This is a favourite place for the kids after school.
Tan Teng Niah is a colourful Chinese house in Little India. In this photo, you can see the mixture of different races and nationalities being happy together in Singapore.
Harmony in diversity always comes in differences. Whether it’s people or an object. Nature always teaches us to be harmonious in every aspect of life. And this chillies and tomato have different tastes but if it blends it can create a magical flavour that brings people together. It’s the basic ingredients of sambal that everyone loves.
I took this photo during the Thaipusam Festival, as we all know that in Singapore there are different religions so it means we can witness how each religion celebrates their faith. Not only that, but it also teaches us to respect one another’s faith and to live in harmony.
Marriage for our customs is sacred, which can only be done once in a lifetime. Only death can separate, therefore at weddings we beautify ourselves for a document in our life which can later be shared with our children and grandchildren.
Empowerment for me is like finding your own light, recognising your own strength, brushing it up and shining it on yourself.
Your life will change the moment you decide to step out from your comfort zone and take a step forward to bettering yourself. Life is constantly changing. How to face the changes? Is to challenge yourself to fight every battle in any circumstances.
When you have the power to help others don’t hesitate to reach out your hand. People need compassion. Let’s empower each other.
Once, my friend ever said to me, why you go study on your day off? Just like flower plants that need fertiliser to give beautiful and colourful flower. Studying at Aidha is like empowering myself to take a chance to learn (giving food to my brain). It taught me confidence to speak up my mind and now, I can communicate better with my family even we are far away.
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