Look at these pictures. What do you see? A crowded street full of people, walking, standing, sitting on the side. Men, women, children in old typical Middle East clothes. Maybe the past. What do you NOT see? Smile, Joy, and Happiness. However, if one looks at those photos, every human being in them may look very "normal", photographic wise.
Photo © Fadwa Rouhana
But for Fadwa Rouhana, the whole series represents her own testimony for the way the people of East Jerusalem, where those photos were taken, are looking at their reality, at their own city, their own homeland, their own landscape constantly being changed, deformed and slipped away by the occupation. And they realize how their whole being, their whole existence is invaded, shattered, broken and transformed. And now, through Fadwa's lens, we can see the true broken face of the place.
Photo © Fadwa Rouhana
For Fadwa the whole series represent her own testimony for the way the people of East Jerusalem, where those photos were taken.
Photo © Fadwa Rouhana
Photo © Fadwa Rouhana
Last farewell, Photo © Fadwa Rouhana
Through Fadwa's lens, we can see the true broken face of the place.
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Fadwa Rouhana’s work was featured at various international Fine Art and photography magazines and platforms. Her theme “Passengers in time” was awarded with Gold in Fine Art – conceptual photography by ND awards 2019.
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