Haron Al-Sallal

A visual project documenting a divorced mother’s journey raising her son in a society that rejects her independence. Through childhood photographs captured by the photographer’s mother, their shared memory transforms into a story of love, loss, longing, and motherhood as a quiet force of resilience.

Haron was invited by Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein Club for the Deaf and Mute in Jordan to conduct two workshops. The first covers cultural management and project writing for deaf artists and activists, while the second focuses on portfolio development, with the presence of a sign language interpreter. These workshops aim to integrate the deaf community in the arts and culture sector and build stronger communication bridges with them. During the residency, Haron will learn sign language, to deepen his understanding of the needs of deaf artists and activists and gain valuable communication and training skills.