Toronto based photographer and mixed media artist Zahra Siddiqui picked up the camera 10 years ago. Her archive of portraits, mixed media work and community activations, have been focused on celebrating the existence of Black, Indigenous and People of Colour, 2SLGBTQ+ and those who live along the margins of society. Zahra evolved from photography to the use of mixed media, experimenting with acrylic paint, textiles and adornments as a way to create more layers of impact to her portraits. Zahra’s ultimate goal is to engage people through work which evokes questions, to wonder why she focused on these groups of people and to be conscious of those humans who add so much value to the world, but are treated as though they’re Invisible. I hope these portraits will impact and force future generations to ask “Why did she only photograph people of colour? What was happening for her to focus on these groups of people? Why does she call them The Invisible Majority?”.