Born in Ethiopia’s Omo Valley, Women of Fire explores the strength, identity and resilience of Mursi and Surma women, whose lives are shaped by ancestral traditions, conflict and a changing environment.

Through intimate portraits, organic textures, floral elements and layered analogue imagery, Claudia Revidat creates a visual dialogue between femininity and nature. Each composition reveals the delicate balance between vulnerability and strength, beauty and resistance.

Beyond their individual stories, Women of Fire reflects on the visible and invisible scars of conflict, the fragility of cultural heritage and the enduring power of women in the face of adversity.

Since 2022, the project has received international recognition and has been exhibited at PhotoVogue Festival in Milan (2023) and other venues internationally.