Keidy Pech

Keidy Pech works as a journalist, writer and photographer in Berlin and Hannover.

After several years as an educator at various schools and social institutions, she is now studying Visual Journalism and Documentary Photography in Hannover. In her work, Keidy offers intimate, personal insights into the people and places she accompanies. Exchanging ideas with people and involving them in creating the texts and pictures is an important part of her work.

Contact
keidypech@gmail.com
Instagram: @keidypech

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