IRAN THROUGH THE EYES OF BABAK KAZEMI: BURNING PHOTOGRAPHY
Born in Ahwaz, Iran, in 1983, Babak Kazemi is an experimental artist whose work is deeply autobiographical, serving as a mirror to his lived experiences. This publication focuses on his photographic work of the last two decades. His practice extends beyond traditional photography, evolving into a deep engagement with nature, materials, and their historical and emotional impact.
Living between London and Tehran, his work has explored a range of themes, from war, nature and oil , subjects that have profoundly shaped both his homeland and his artistic vision.
Edited by Rose Issa and Pargol E. Naloo.
With contributions by Amir Naderi, Aaron Cezar, Martin Barnes, Morad Montazami and Rose Issa.
ISBN: 978-1-7392198-5-7
102 pages. RRP: £30
OUT IN AUTUMN 2026

