Faceless No. 1 by Sari Tarazi
Sari Tarazi’s practice explores light, perception, and the chemistry of image-making, blending analog and digital processes to emphasize materiality and deliberate slowness. Working with photography and montage, his work engages with the socio-political landscape of Palestine, often drawing from images captured during street demonstrations. Through this process, Tarazi constructs layered visual narratives that bear witness to protest, resilience, and everyday life under occupation.
