Ariella Aïsha Azoulay is a theorist, curator, and writer born in Tel Aviv, now teaching at Brown University. She writes with fierce clarity, dismantling the ways empire has shaped not only our politics but also our very ways of seeing. Her work spans photography, archives, film, and political theory, asking how documents, images, and histories have been produced to legitimise domination.

Azoulay’s writing blends political analysis with a poetic insistence on justice. She doesn’t only critique the archive; she demands new ways of relating to one another outside the violence of imperial categories.