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Mehdi Vosoughnia presents his collection of photographs of Anzali, an Iranian port city located on the Caspian Sea, taken during a two-year period (2012-2014). Although he was not born in the city, subsequent encounters with this place of decay and dampness, gloom and greyness, have left a long-lasting impression on him. From its architecture and buildings, to its streets, shops, docks, and beaches, Anzali is a lonely city, a muted yet poetic place that stays with you over time. Vosoughnia's black-and-white images depict places seemingly devoid of people, yet who are still tangible in their presence. With a nostalgic essay by Arvin Ilbeigi, filled with reflections on the history of the city.
photos by Mehdi Vosoughnia ; words by Arvin Illbeigi.