Jumanah Bawazir
Jumanah Bawazir is a researcher, multidisciplinary designer, and poet in her own practice. She trained as an architect at the Architectural Association in London.
Her work at Forensic Architecture focuses on the overlay of open source research and digital modelling to bring forth civil investigations that confront state narratives.
Her own research weaves together storytelling, film, and poetry, as forms of collaboration and communication to confront the spatial politics of exile. She has previously taught at the Architectural Association Summer School, worked in architectural practices, and has exhibited her work at the Qattan Foundation in Ramallah, as well as at the 2023 Sharjah Biennial as a collaborating artist.
- investigations
- Three Days at Al-Azhar University: 28-30 January 2024
- The Architecture of Genocidal Starvation
- Shoot Me, I Bare My Chest: The Killing of Abu Sayed
- Return to al-Ma'in
- The Massacre at Tur Al-Zagh: Al-Dawayima, 29 October 1948
- The Grenfell Tower Fire: Situated Testimonies
- The Murder of June Knightly
- Destruction of Medical Infrastructure in Gaza
- Executions and Mass Graves in Tantura, 23 May 1948
- The Beirut Port Explosion: The Welders
- Shireen Abu Akleh: The Extrajudicial Killing of a Journalist
- Sheikh Jarrah: Ethnic Cleansing in Jerusalem
- The Shelling of Khudair Warehouse: Chemical Warfare by Indirect Means
- Dispossession and The Memory of the Earth: Land Dispossession in Nueva Colonia