Notes On The Wall

This is the documentation of the intervention in Upper Afaryan, an abandoned Kurd village in Iran. Dzamil wrote memories of the former villagers on the ruined walls of Upper Afaryan village.

Photos were showed in Afaryan exhibition at Galleri Sinne

Playground I visited Afaryan every summer and the village people remain in my memory. I was happy, because all the children liked me and they played with me. Great granddaughter of the last Khan in Afaryan	Golden Cage It was forbidden for us to go outside to the village, because my father was a religious man. If we had gone outside, the men of village would have seen us. Daughter of the last Khan in Afaryan
Dead End When I was a child, I was always hungry and thirsty. I never had shoes. I accepted all this, because I was a child and I didn't know what I had to do. Granddaughter of the last Khan in Afaryan	Memorial Site Now Afaryan is a ruined place, like an old historical place. When I go over there I just remember my childhood. It was so beautiful. Afaryan is still so beautiful for me. Granddaughter of the last Khan in Afaryan