SPOTLIGHTHomePhotographing the abandoned spaces of Tehran, Gohar Dashti explores the scars of war, memories of displacement and the eventual triumph of nature over man in this haunting reflection on the idea of ‘home’.Read More
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Photographing the abandoned spaces of Tehran, Gohar Dashti explores the scars of war, memories of displacement and the eventual triumph of nature over man in this haunting reflection on the idea of ‘home’.
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