b. 1974, Sydney, Australia. Lives and works in Sydney, Australia.

Working across photography and video performance, Cherine Fahd explores the potential of photography as a social practice to build connections between people. Her recent exhibition projects include 'The National 2019: New Australian Art', Carriageworks (2019), 'On Vulnerability & Doubt', Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (2019) and 'Apókryphos', Centre for Contemporary Photography (2019). Fahd has had two books published of her work by M.33 Melbourne, 'A Portrait is a Puzzle' (2017) and 'Apókryphos' (2019) which won the Australia New Zealand Photobook Award. Her writing has been published on The Conversation, ABC News and SBS and academic journals. She is currently the Director of Photography at UTS and an artist in residence at The Clothing Store at Carriageworks, Sydney.