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06 02 23 04:17
By Nahwand Jaff
200 x 263mm / 60pp
Perfect bound stapled sections
+ 12pp Booklet
Swiss-bound / Claret colorplan cover with pocket
2x Digital Xerox sections / Munken Pure Rough 120gsm
1x Risograph section / White ink on Black Wibalin 120gsm
140x 210mm stapled booklet / 120gsm Eco Kraft Buff.
Includes images, a text by Mashuq Kurt and a detailed index by the photographer
Out of Place Books 2023
Printed and bound at Holodeck Birmingham
The photos in this book were made between February 16th and 27th, 2023, across a journey from Kayseri to Adana, Adiyaman (Semsûr), Gaziantep (Dîlok/Eyntab), and Hatay
'As we crossed the valleys by 4x4 into the affected areas, we were in disbelief of the changing landscape. Often arriving at night, we were met with cities in a state of emergency, barren buildings and streets almost completely devoid of any light. Our time was filled with locating supplies from neighbouring areas due to the emptied markets as displaced residents waited for the state’s intervention. The despair and anger could be felt by survivors, volunteers and local political parties as we moved between cities.'
We will be donating 100% of the profits to provide earthquake relief for the victims via Humanitet.
06 02 23 04:17
By Nahwand Jaff
200 x 263mm / 60pp
Perfect bound stapled sections
+ 12pp Booklet
Swiss-bound / Claret colorplan cover with pocket
2x Digital Xerox sections / Munken Pure Rough 120gsm
1x Risograph section / White ink on Black Wibalin 120gsm
140x 210mm stapled booklet / 120gsm Eco Kraft Buff.
Includes images, a text by Mashuq Kurt and a detailed index by the photographer
Out of Place Books 2023
Printed and bound at Holodeck Birmingham
The photos in this book were made between February 16th and 27th, 2023, across a journey from Kayseri to Adana, Adiyaman (Semsûr), Gaziantep (Dîlok/Eyntab), and Hatay
'As we crossed the valleys by 4x4 into the affected areas, we were in disbelief of the changing landscape. Often arriving at night, we were met with cities in a state of emergency, barren buildings and streets almost completely devoid of any light. Our time was filled with locating supplies from neighbouring areas due to the emptied markets as displaced residents waited for the state’s intervention. The despair and anger could be felt by survivors, volunteers and local political parties as we moved between cities.'
We will be donating 100% of the profits to provide earthquake relief for the victims via Humanitet.
