Kegham Djeghalian Jr discovered red boxes buried in his father's home in Cairo. Filled with negatives, documents, and family mementoes, they reveal the life of his grandfather, Kegham Djeghalian Sr., a major figure in photography in Gaza, and bear witness to a broader memory of Gaza.
By rejecting dates and captions, he questions the nature of the archive and brings out the potential of “unmade archive”: an open, unfinished archive that resists closure.
Photo Kegham of Gaza: an endless archive, until 12 September 2026 at Centre Photographique Marseille.
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