This conversation traces the work of Yura Collective in producing and documenting Palestinian visual narratives through the lives, places, and everyday details that often remain outside dominant accounts. Through collaborative projects with Palestinian photographers, filmmakers, and visual artists, including Untold Palestine, We Are Not Numbers, and Gaza, My Love, from which a video work is presented as part of the exhibition In That Same Hour. Yura brings together multimedia practice and visual storytelling to counter the ways Palestinian life is often flattened, sidelined and abstracted.

The conversation will be held in Arabic.
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Yura is a Palestinian-led non-profit organization based in Berlin, dedicated to visual storytelling for social change. Emerging from the project Untold Palestine, it builds on a vision of independent, people-centered storytelling from Palestine to the world. Through photojournalism, multimedia art, and exhibitions, Yura reclaims narrative agency, supports marginalized visual artists, and fosters a fair and sustainable creative community.

Mohamad Badarne is a Palestinian photographer residing and living between Haifa and Berlin. He studied photography at the School of Arts in Haifa. Through his work, Badarne tells the stories of people and the details of their daily lives. He specializes in social photography and visual storytelling, and conducts training workshops in Palestine and other countries to use photography as a tool for social change.

Salama Nabil Younes is a photographer from Gaza who has worked with various photography agencies and specializes in photography and montage. He is known for his expertise in aerial photography and videography, capturing Gaza from above. Salama documents the intertwined stories of hope and pain experienced by the people of Gaza.