The Land Will Haunt

The project is set in a real landscape in southeast Turkey, where overlapping histories remain present but largely unspoken. The image stays still, filmed as a single 360° environment, while sound carries the experience.

Three distinct sound paths surround the listener, fragments of liturgy, oral tradition and testimony. Attention shapes what is heard. Holding focus brings clarity, while turning away allows a quieter layer to emerge.

The work treats landscape as memory. Not something that disappears, but something that returns.