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What if Life Were Black and White: An Interview with Behjat Omer Abdulla
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Artist Behjat Omar Abdulla discusses his most recent projects,
What if Life is Black and White and
From a Distance. These works focus on reflecting on identity, belonging, migration, and citizenship, along with the founding of Abdulla’s
River of Light project.
Title: What if Life Were Black and White: An Interview with Behjat Omer Abdulla
Description:
Artist Behjat Omar Abdulla discusses his most recent projects,
What if Life is Black and White and
From a Distance.
These works focus on reflecting on identity, belonging, migration, and citizenship, along with the founding of Abdulla’s
River of Light project.
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