Tsawwar... Mohamed Osam

“Due to the limited availability of public spaces in Egypt, I often concentrate my street photography on observing how people create makeshift public areas, particularly in rural regions where such spaces are scarce. I'm fascinated by how residents ingeniously transform everyday locations into gathering spots and play areas for their children. It's remarkable to witness the resourcefulness of children, as depicted in both photos, as they carve out their own spaces and continue to enjoy themselves amidst the constraints of their surroundings.”

Tsawwar is an ongoing visual series in Daftar which explores the stories behind a photograph, taken in the region or by an Arab photographer, written in their own words. Mohamed Osam is a documenraty photographer and visual storyteller. Explore his work on @mrawsomemo

Mohamed Osam is a documentary photographer and visual storyteller. You can explore more of his work on instagram @mrawsomemo

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