Motivated by Alexa Vachon, Masoumeh Mohammadi herself photographed important moments in her personal life. The book does not differentiate between Alexa's and Masoumeh's photographs. This is important to mention because it advocates recognition of equality based on letting her tell her story in her own way but also by respecting her opinions and feelings. Cultural expression in and of itself may be a political act for a group whose opportunities for creative voices have been limited. Collaborating together and opening up a dialogue is the core of this project.

The design of the photography zine plays with the idea of movement and being stuck in your tracks. The design of the photography zine plays with the idea of movement and being stuck in your tracks. This is reflected in the edit but also in the design of the zine where photos reach over the edge to connect or disconnect with the photos on the other pages. 

Together we asked ourselves what does an equal society look like? What unequal structures do we really need to leave behind? and how does living in limbo fit into the contemporary realities of migration and conflict?