Bahriye Tatli
Photo: Pha Croissant
Bahriye Tatli was born in Hannover in 2001. Her work deals with people, identity and the problems that come with living and growing up as part of a minority in a majority society. In 2022 she and Tosha Rana Hausmann founded their own independent art collective, ‘fremdzuhause’. Since then they have worked on the first issue of their print magazine, published in October 2022, which aims to create role models and visibility for people who otherwise don’t feel represented. Since 2022 she has been studying Visual Journalism and Documentary Photography at Hochschule Hannover.
Since 2023 she has held a scholarship from the Friedrich Ebert Foundation.
Contact:
Instagram: @bahriyetatli__
bahriye.tatli@outlook.de
Stories by Bahriye:
Habibi Funk: on exploitation and musical heritage.
What does cultural responsibility mean in the music business? A Berlin label is giving forgotten Arabic music a stage – and asking who that heritage belongs to.
Staging mortality: two photographers in a coffin.
Two photographers lie down in a coffin and photograph each other. What sounds like breaking a taboo is an exploration of commerce and ritual – and of the question: is this allowed?
Burkinis at the swimming pool: the weight of other people’s stares.
Just going for a swim – and being watched the whole time. Our author tells of prejudice at the poolside.
