NO MAN’S LAND

With issues of religious contention, perennial violence, and political polarization at the forefront of media coverage of the Middle East, the focus of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict (the land itself) has often been side-lined.

This series of photographs, made from spaces of the in-between, are meant to present the continuity of the landscape that has been bisected physically and politically over the last century. By figuratively comparing the horizon lines and the development of infrastructure to the encroaching of political conflict into the landscape and the leeching of Israel into Palestinian territory, my work is meant to bring visibility to the heart of the conflict while also parodying the political issues therein.

March 2018