Muhammad Amdad Hossain is a Bangladeshi visual artist and documentary photographer who captures fleeting moments of resilience and emotional depth within vulnerable communities. His compelling images focus on the human cost of floods, pollution and displacement, highlighting urgent social and environmental issues. Through photography, Hossain shows the remarkable strength that human beings show in the face of adversity and environmental catastrophe. His award-winning photography has been widely exhibited and published internationally, using the medium as a powerful tool for storytelling, advocacy and driving meaningful social change.