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Mustafa Saeed (b.1989) is a Somali born artist and based in Hargeisa, Somaliland. His work explores different mediums including Documentary photography, graphics and sound.

Mustafa’s work marries poetic symbolism with socio-political critique to explore issues of war, conflict and environment. He is the Curator of Everyday Horn of Africa and Contributor to Everyday Africa.

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"Somali woman with face tattoos, a tradition that is fading away, mainly because it goes against Islamic teachings"

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"Somali woman with face tattoos, a tradition that is fading away, mainly because it goes against Islamic teachings"

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“This project explores the daily lives of people belonging to the discriminated clans, using photography to explore the depth and impact of segregation and discrimination.”

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"It was moments worth sharing: people’s hopefulness and their unique expressions, street parties, youth and women’s engagement in the process, mothers running neighborhood offices for political parties, being at the core of community organization.

I was trying to share a colorful and bright inspiring side of this part of the world."

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"People at a wedding party taking photos of the bride and groom entrance."

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"People at a wedding party taking photos of the bride and groom entrance."

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"Men reading newspapers outside a telecommunication company office in down town Hargeisa, and young men looking for available jobs come to read. Somaliland has a high unemployment rate."

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"Men reading newspapers outside a telecommunication company office in down town Hargeisa, and young men looking for available jobs come to read. Somaliland has a high unemployment rate."