Ara oshagan biography of christopher

Displaced once again by the Lebanese civil war, my family and Iarrived penniless to the US. I came of age in America. I do not belong to any single country nor language nor nationality. My identity is transnational and ambiguous: it is a process. My work as a visual and installation artist springs from these sources: I am interested in the exploration of the ambiguities of my identity and the crossing of physical, cultural and linguistic boundaries.

I live and work among disrupted and marginalized communities—communities that have been uprooted, dislocated and relocated and scattered again. Much of my research and work is about the sensibility and structure associated with this way of life. My own familial and personal history is deeply connected to the communities I photograph and engage in my artistic practice.

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Ara oshagan biography of christopher

Chris Killip — Isle of Man Revisited. Adam Pape — Dyckman Haze. Mark Steinmetz — Carnival special edition. Bruce Gilden — Hey Mister, throw me some beads! Francois-Marie Banier — Battlefields. Responding to the sudden onset of the COVID global pandemic, Resurrection Myth is a poetic meditation on alienation, dread and the possibility of un imagined futures.

Amid the sound of sirens and dark light, where are the mysterious young men walking silent going? What does a post-pandemic world, especially a world facing unprecedented violence and environmental disaster, hold for us?