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Zehra Doğan by Sarah Jilani 40 Tutsaklığımın dansı (The dance of my captivity), 2018, turmeric, pomegranate juice, coffee, cigarette ash, lipstick, drawing pencil, drug prospectus, 45 × 70 cm (from the artist’s time in Diyarbakır Prison, 2018). Photo: Jef Rabillon

The Kurdish artist provides us with a timely reminder of the social power of art Ez Zehra (I, Zehra), 2019, bird feathers fallen in the walk, hair, menstrual blood, 97 × 140 cm (from the artist’s time in Diyarbakır Prison, which ended in Tarsus Prison, 2019) 41

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Zehra Doğan

by Sarah Jilani

Tutsaklığımın dansı (The dance of my captivity), 2018, turmeric, pomegranate juice,

coffee, cigarette ash, lipstick, drawing pencil, drug prospectus, 45 × 70 cm (from the artist’s time in Diyarbakır Prison, 2018). Photo: Jef Rabillon

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