Nothing is Black and White in Beirut

Ambiguous graffiti on the streets of Beirut

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Cairo: The Reflection of Resistance

Cairo: The Reflection of Resistance

Reflections of resistance is a photo essay on my work in Cairo looking at post revolution street art and graffiti, text is in Turkish fortunately for my Turkish friends but for the rest of us, well the pictures can speak for themselves!

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Egyptian Street Art

Scream from the streets of Cairo, the echo of an entire nation cheated and traumatized by successive repressive regimes embodied in one image etched into the tarmac of Tahrir Square.

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Who’s That Girl

Exploring the streets of Cairo looking for revolutionary graffiti one image caught my attention more than any of the others, not the fantastic murals depicting the January 25th revolt that ousted Mubarak and his forty thieves or the powerful slogans but a simple monochromatic portrait of an enigmatic women, as I trawled around the streets…

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