Episode 131: Fatemeh Baigmoradi
Fatemeh Baigmoradi is a photographic artist originally from Iran. In her series It\u2019s Hard to Kill, Fatemeh works with archival family photos from Iran, using fire to obscure or destroy portions of the image\u2014connecting to the way that her own family and many others burned their photos after the Iranian Revolution to protect themselves or others in the photos. In our conversation we talked about the relationship between photography and memory, censorship, and how violence, healing, and cleansing are all intertwined in Fatemeh\u2019s work. Then in the second segment, Fatemeh and I talked about immigration.
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Show Notes:- Fatemeh Baigmoradi
- Fatemeh Baigmoradi - It\u2019s Hard to Kill
- Fatemeh Baigmoradi - Subjectivity and Objectivity
- Medium Festival of Photography - Fatemeh Baigmoradi lecture
- Keep the Channel Open - Episode 22: Esm\xe9 Weijun Wang
- Keep the Channel Open - Episode 46: Rizzhel Javier
- Brandon Shimoda
- Patrick Nagatani
- Ignant - \u201cFatemeh Baigmoradi On Censorship and the Fires of Revolution\u201d
- Mitra Tabrizian
- Marcel Proust - Swann\u2019s Way: In Search of Lost Time, Volume 1
- Editing/Mixing: Mike Sakasegawa
- Music: Podington Bear
- Transcription: Shea Aguinaldo