Burcu Dogramaci on Photography and Migration in the LMU Newsroom

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Burcu Dogramaci on Photography and Migration in the LMU Newsroom

How do photographs shape our understanding of migration? In a new interview published by the LMU Newsroom, Burcu Dogramaci discusses the role of photography in shaping public perceptions of flight, displacement and migration. She highlights the importance of critically examining visual narratives and the contexts in which images are produced and circulated.

The interview also features Nomadic Camera: Photography, Displacement and Dis:connectivities, a new volume co-edited by Burcu Dogramaci. The book grew out of the Nomadic Camera workshop held at global dis:connect in 2023 and brings together interdisciplinary perspectives on photography as a medium of mobility, memory and migration.

Read the full interview on the LMU Newsroom.

Burcu Dogramaci on Photography and Migration in the LMU Newsroom

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