Alaa Hassan

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Location: Berlin

Nationality: Syria

Biography: Born in Syria, photographer Alaa Hassan moved out of Damascus is now based in New York since 2013. Alaa's first book " Cardboard Castle " was realesed in 2017. It is a documentation of Damascus before the uprising and the war... read on

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Date of Work: 01/01/07 - 03/15/11

Updated: 05/27/18

Location: Damascus, Syria

Archived as: Black and White, Conceptual, Documentary, syria

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