Kursat Bayhan - Away from Home, Self published, 2013, Bayhan
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The project "Away from Home" which I gave start nearly 5 years ago, covers the inhabitants of Eminonu, Kucukpazar as one of the areas in Istanbul largely populated by migrants.
Thousands of young migrants chasing their hopes and dreams are fighting for their living under challenging conditions. This group of people which we could name as the 4th generation after the migration in the 1960′s , 1980′s and 90′s works in day jobs due to the lack of a professional education. They dwell in single room houses with limited supply of electrics and water. Individual rooms of apartment suites are rented on monthly basis. One room is occupied by 10 people at minimum. Oftentimes, rooms in houses that lack a kitchen and bathroom are used for cooking and shower.
Migrants usually occupied with peddling, junk and scrap dealing make approx. 200 US$ in a month. After spending 50 US$ for rental, migrants send the balance of their income to their families in their hometown.
Only a few are able to achieve their goals of a better life and manage to take their families to Istanbul. (Kursat Bayhan)
Hardcover, cloth bound, with dustjacket, printrun 700.
Pages: 128
Place: Istanbul
Year: 2013
Publisher: Self published
Size: 15 × 21 cm (approx.)
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