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ashes!
In 2016, during the uprisings against the emergency rule imposed in the Kurdish regions of Turkey was proclaimed, I worked until
2016 in the cities of Cizre, Nusaybin, Silopi, İdil and Sirnak. In the same year I received the Musa Anter and Martyrs for the Free Press Journalism Award for a photo I took after the curfew was abolished in the city of Idil. In this picture stands a piece of ases from a jacket. The wall where the coat is on
hung, was filled with traces of lead. War photos exist
usually from corpses or demolished houses. I thought the frame
that I photographed best described the war. There was a live in that jacket and the walls. But the war changed them all in ashes.
2016 in the cities of Cizre, Nusaybin, Silopi, İdil and Sirnak. In the same year I received the Musa Anter and Martyrs for the Free Press Journalism Award for a photo I took after the curfew was abolished in the city of Idil. In this picture stands a piece of ases from a jacket. The wall where the coat is on
hung, was filled with traces of lead. War photos exist
usually from corpses or demolished houses. I thought the frame
that I photographed best described the war. There was a live in that jacket and the walls. But the war changed them all in ashes.
Cizre/2016
Children looking for
their toys in their ruined house
Cizre/2016
Mother at a funeral of hers by the turkish army killed son
İdil/2016
A woman laments in her
destroyed house after the war
İdil/2016
A woman in her destroyed house
Cizre/2016
Prayer in the mosque after the war
Van/2016
Days after the death of a Kurdish boy
Nusaybin/2016
A mother with daughter in the war
Silopi/2016
Farewell in the mosque
Van/2016
Mourning after
the death of a Kurdish boy
Sirnak/2016
A refugee woman with child in a tent
Şırnak/ 2016
Solidarity among women
Şırnak 2016
Refugees woman in a tent
Silopi/2016
Children at dinner
Cizre/2016
Prayer in the mosque after the war
Silopi/2016
Een man leest de Koran in him home
Van/2017
Cizre/2016
Cizre/2016
Cizre/2016
Cizre/2016
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