Harran (2017 - 2018)

In the arid plains of southeastern Turkey, 45 km south of Urfa near the Syrian border, Harran is a city shaped by sun, soil, and centuries of human habitation. I photographed domestic spaces and landscapes that frame daily life. The series explores how everyday routines, gestures, and objects carry memory and identity, tracing the quiet rhythms that structure life. The images reflect on the textures of rural existence and the emotional architectures that hold families together. Harran continues my exploration of how people inhabit place, navigate time, and create meaning through presence, movement, and the material traces of life.