TEHRAN -- An exhibition titled ‘Return: Photos of Life After the War in Syria’ debuted on Sunday at the Iran Photographers Gallery No. 2, located in Tehran’s Art Bureau.
Comprising 49 images captured by five Iranian photographers, the showcase includes the diverse spectrum of emotions experienced by Syrian citizens in the aftermath of war.
Among the showcased works are snapshots depicting resilient scenes of young individuals engaged in play amidst the remnants of war-torn neighborhoods, symbolizing the enduring spirit of the Syrian people.
Photographer Amir Rostami, a participant in the exhibition, shared insights into his experiences during two extensive trips to Syria in 2018 and 2019, capturing the profound attachment of Syrians to their homeland, even amidst the devastation.
Meysam Maleki, another contributing photographer, recounted his encounters in the Yarmouk district, witnessing the effects of conflict on Palestinian refugees and the resilience of those working to rebuild despite challenges.
The exhibition will remain on display at the Iran Photographers Gallery No. 2, situated in Art Bureau on Somayeh Street, between Qarani and Hafez streets, until May 16, inviting visitors to contemplate the resilience and humanity captured within each frame.