Priscilla Natasha was born and raised in Jakarta, Indonesia and became interested in photography while living in Japan. A small Canon Autoboy captured her attention at a flea market in Osaka and she has been shooting on the street ever since.

She frames people as characters in their own day-to-day activities, attempting to elevate the everyday to something more unique. Inspired by the concept of ichi-go ichi-e, of which she learned during her time in Japan, she tries to treasure moments in life that cannot be repeated. Her choice of working analog all the more refers to the idea that each moment in life only happens once, as every shot may or may not rightly capture the unique moment in time as she saw it.

The results are unique moments on film taken with careful framing and timing. Taken with risk and uncertainty but bringing about an aesthetic completely her own.

Priscilla is currently based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands