Letters to Azan featured their resonance extended through evocative

their resonance extended through evocative fragments of writing by Henry David Thoreau and the unveiling of fold-out pages designed by Caleb Cain Marcus

discussions and discoveries with her mother

and ephemera—a quiet archive of motherhood

—Allen Wheatcroft

Number of pages: 144 pages

Letters to Azan featured their resonance extended through evocativeShortlisted Rencontre dArles Book Awards Letters to Azan is a monograph comprised of letters, photographs, and ephemeraa quiet archive of motherhood, displacement, and love that perseveres across distance. Shaped by grief and longing, the book unfolds as a deeply personal narrative of survival and resistance. The work traces a mothers journey through geographical, emotional, and legal boundaries, where time stretches and contracts depending on ones