Kashira Dowridge is a Detroit-based filmmaker and photographer whose interdisciplinary practice centers on storytelling that bridges personal and collective experiences within BIPOC communities. Her work delves into themes of healing, identity, and resilience, using experimental narratives and documentary approaches to create deeply resonant visual stories. Inspired by her background in fashion and self-taught filmmaking, Kashira brings a unique perspective to her projects, blending vibrant color theory, layered visuals, and deeply rooted cultural narratives.
Her recent film, Time Will Tell, examines self-discovery and authenticity, while her installations, such as Drive-By, Drive-By at SideWalk Festival, create spaces for collective healing. Kashira has collaborated with Apple, Target, Refinery29, Dazed magazine, and Free the Work, and participates in workshops and artist talks with Bulk Space and The Waystation Podcast through Chrysalis Institute.
Kashira continues to explore the intersection of contemporary art and non-fiction storytelling, using her interdisciplinary practice to inspire and connect communities.
Contact: Info@Kashiradowridge.com