Life On The Ship Of The Future - by Azad Hama Shekhany (Kurdistan)
This is from the 'Ship' series.
This Series reflects the many peoples now adrift in the world with the highest number of refugees and displaced people since the end of the second world war.
The different buildings on this ship reflect the many different peoples and cultures, adrift together and searching for a new life.
Azad is Kurdish and he and his family have been displaced from Kurdistan by ISIS. He currently lives between Kurdistan, Italy and the UK. He is a Director of a University in Kurdistan, also works as Dean of an Architectural College in Venice, and as a translator for the Courts in the UK. His art works reflect the traumas of displacement, and his now divided life.
This Series reflects the many peoples now adrift in the world with the highest number of refugees and displaced people since the end of the second world war.
The different buildings on this ship reflect the many different peoples and cultures, adrift together and searching for a new life.
Azad is Kurdish and he and his family have been displaced from Kurdistan by ISIS. He currently lives between Kurdistan, Italy and the UK. He is a Director of a University in Kurdistan, also works as Dean of an Architectural College in Venice, and as a translator for the Courts in the UK. His art works reflect the traumas of displacement, and his now divided life.
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Life On The Ship Of The Future - by Azad Hama Shekhany (Kurdistan)
This is from the 'Ship' series.
This Series reflects the many peoples now adrift in the world with the highest number of refugees and displaced people since the end of the second world war.
The different buildings on this ship reflect the many different peoples and cultures, adrift together and searching for a new life.
Azad is Kurdish and he and his family have been displaced from Kurdistan by ISIS. He currently lives between Kurdistan, Italy and the UK. He is a Director of a University in Kurdistan, also works as Dean of an Architectural College in Venice, and as a translator for the Courts in the UK. His art works reflect the traumas of displacement, and his now divided life.
This Series reflects the many peoples now adrift in the world with the highest number of refugees and displaced people since the end of the second world war.
The different buildings on this ship reflect the many different peoples and cultures, adrift together and searching for a new life.
Azad is Kurdish and he and his family have been displaced from Kurdistan by ISIS. He currently lives between Kurdistan, Italy and the UK. He is a Director of a University in Kurdistan, also works as Dean of an Architectural College in Venice, and as a translator for the Courts in the UK. His art works reflect the traumas of displacement, and his now divided life.
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Life On The Ship Of The Future - by Azad Hama Shekhany (Kurdistan)
This is from the 'Ship' series.
This Series reflects the many peoples now adrift in the world with the highest number of refugees and displaced people since the end of the second world war.
The different buildings on this ship reflect the many different peoples and cultures, adrift together and searching for a new life.
Azad is Kurdish and he and his family have been displaced from Kurdistan by ISIS. He currently lives between Kurdistan, Italy and the UK. He is a Director of a University in Kurdistan, also works as Dean of an Architectural College in Venice, and as a translator for the Courts in the UK. His art works reflect the traumas of displacement, and his now divided life.
This Series reflects the many peoples now adrift in the world with the highest number of refugees and displaced people since the end of the second world war.
The different buildings on this ship reflect the many different peoples and cultures, adrift together and searching for a new life.
Azad is Kurdish and he and his family have been displaced from Kurdistan by ISIS. He currently lives between Kurdistan, Italy and the UK. He is a Director of a University in Kurdistan, also works as Dean of an Architectural College in Venice, and as a translator for the Courts in the UK. His art works reflect the traumas of displacement, and his now divided life.
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