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13/01/2026

Congratulations to .qa Project Award 2025 for her series “From the Ashes I Rose”

“Eldalil receives this award as an example of the photographic practice Tasweer champions. “From the Ashes I Rose” positions war survivors from across the SWANA region as co-creators, merging her vision with patient-made interventions through craft, drawing, and text. The work transforms trauma into testimony of post-trauma growth, celebrating resilience without erasing pain. This award supports developing a collaborative guide with patients and mental health counsellors, continuing production with Palestinian, Sudanese, and Yemeni communities, and fostering international dialogue through exhibitions. Recognition for unwavering commitment to ethical storytelling, visual sophistication, and work honouring agency, dignity, and collective healing.”
— Shk. Maryam Hassan Al-Thani.

East Wing is proud to represent ❤️

13/01/2026

What does your car say about you? a global portrait of people and their rides, from Shanghai to Santa Monica” a review of latest project, “Homo Mobilis” written by novelist William Boyd in the this past Saturday (link in our bio) from his most recent book published by

Visit his website @ martinroemers.com to see more!

Exhibition in Kunsthal Rotterdam until 1 March.

carphotography mobility

17/12/2025

Wesaam Al-Badry () just launched his new website featuring an overview of all his projects. Including new powerful new work interrogating American power, Orientalism, and who gets to tell whose story. As a visual social documentary photographer, investigative journalist, and interdisciplinary Wesaam Al-Badry’s practice centers on environmental justice, immigration, labor, and the lived conditions of marginalized communities. Working across photography, film, video installation, and sculpture, he blends long-term documentary engagement with conceptual inquiry, creating work that examines the human and political consequences of American power at home and abroad.

Born in Nasiriyah, Iraq, Al-Badry witnessed wars, displacement, and four years in a political prisoners’ camp at age seven before resettling as a refugee in Nebraska. His early life, along with years spent working in U.S. factories, informs a visual practice grounded in dignity, memory, and the structural forces shaping working-class life. His documentary work addresses environmental pollution, corporate harm, migration, and community resilience, while his conceptual projects explore themes of Orientalism, military simulation, constructed realities, and the spectacle of pain as entertainment—critiquing the infrastructures that turn human suffering into consumable experience.

Across these interconnected modes, Al-Badry creates visual counter-histories that merge evidence, personal narrative, and decolonial critique.

East Wing is proud to represent Wesaam Al-Badry. To visit the website go to: wesaamalbadry.com

05/12/2025

is honoured to represent • .io In “From the Ashes, I Rose,” 2025 CatchLight Global Fellow centers the stories of patients at the Médecins Sans Frontières () hospital in Amman, Jordan. The hospital offers specialized surgery, physiotherapy, mental health support, and prosthetic fitting to patients across the SWANA region, including Palestine, Iraq, and Yemen, who have suffered from burns and/or amputation caused by conflict, warfare, and aggression against civilians.

Combining photography with mixed media, Eldalil shifts the narrative to celebrate the patients’ journeys of rebirth and transformation and reinterpret their experiences as profound acts of resilience and resistance.

“Sometimes photographers get really held up with the idea of taking the photograph that they don’t realize the responsibility they have,” Eldalil said. “Thinking of your photography process as a form of connection and dialogue, you get that trust, that humanity, that connection. Then, you’ll get your photograph.”

17/11/2025

Maija Tammi’s “Empathy Machine” (.tammi ) is an immersive, atmospheric installation where photographs, text, and moving image trace the ways empathy grows and shifts in human consciousness.

A series of fairy-like fragments, glowing lightboxes, and a cinematic projection creates a quiet space to observe how narrative guides emotion without us realising it.

The exhibition opened 8 November 2025 in Dublin, and continues until 1 February 2026. For more information visit the Photography Museum of Ireland website at https://photomuseumireland.ie/

14/11/2025

IN PRINT | New Release
We’re thrilled to introduce Studio by Cortis & Sonderegger ()(published by Scheidegger & Spiess) ()

At first glance, the photographs appear to depict an artist’s studio filled with everyday objects — but then perspective shifts, scale warps, and the familiar becomes unfamiliar. The duo recreates their own studio space in meticulous miniature, photographs it, and invites us to question what’s real and what’s modelled.
In an era saturated with imagery — often generated by AI — Studio stands out as a thoughtful exploration of representation, authenticity and illusion.

Discover the full concept and publication here: scheidegger-spiess.ch

Swipe through the images, reflect on what you see — and join us in seeing differently.

14/11/2025

08/11/2025

IN PRINT 📖 | Martin Roemers () – Homo Mobilis

We’re excited to feature Homo Mobilis, the newly published book by Dutch photographer Martin Roemers (Lannoo)()

Exploring the bond between people and their vehicles, Roemers reveals how mobility has shaped identity, culture, and society worldwide — capturing drivers and their cars in a stark, reflective typology.

✨ Special Offer – Limited Time Only!
Get your copy of Homo Mobilis plus a limited edition print for €349.
The print, “Bhairuji, Radhesham and Rupaji (hero), Bhilwara, Rajasthan, India”, is limited to 75 signed and numbered copies.

📦 Order via [email protected] or follow the link in bio.

02/11/2025

Something to celebrate!• .tammi In one week! Empathy Machine exhibition at the Photo Museum Ireland in Dublin.

The artwork Hulda & Lilli will fill the whole museum, and the visitors will have to choose sides.

Images: Maija Tammi: details of the artwork Hulda/Lilli, 2023.

31/10/2025

Join us at Rehab Eldalil’s () powerful exhibition “From the Ashes, I Rose” at Oxo Tower Wharf () in London’s South Bank.
This moving project, created in collaboration with patients from Médecins Sans Frontières’ hospital () in Amman, Jordan. Here surgical, physiotherapy, mental health, and prosthetic care come together. The project shifts the narrative from trauma to transformation. It celebrates journeys of rebirth, where injuries become sources of strength and trauma is reimagined as power.

📍 Location: Oxo Gallery, Oxo Tower Wharf, Barge House St, London SE1 9PH
🗓️ Until: Sunday 2 November 2025
⏰ Opening Hours: 11 am – 6 pm daily
🔗 Get involved: Contribute to the project here → https://form.jotform.com252992957885078

Let’s stand together in story and solidarity. Come see, feel, reflect — and join the conversation.



26/10/2025

East Wing is thrilled to announce the first solo exhibition by Rehab Eldalil () in London!  
Opening Tuesday 29th October at 18:30 OXO gallery ().

Eldalil’s ongoing series “From the Ashes I Rose,” commissioned by Cortona on the Move () and created in collaboration with Médecins Sans Frontières () hospital in Amman, Jordan, shares stories of healing, resilience, and empowerment through collective art making.

The MSF hospital in Jordan provides specialized surgery, physiotherapy, mental health support, and prosthetic fittings for patients from across the region, including Palestine, Iraq and Yemen, many recovering from burns and/or amputation caused by conflict.

Combining photography with mixed media, the project transformsPolaroid photographs into collaborative artworks, including interventions of ‘diamond painting,’ a therapeutic craft practiceused at the MSF hospital, where beads form a mosaics along with poetry and drawing, giving voice and support to those who have suffered incredible trauma, in their healing journey.

Rehab Eldalil was awarded a Catchlight Global Fellowship (2025 - .io ) to continue this powerful collaborative project into2026.