‘The Personal Is Political’: Dilpreet Bhullar’s New Photobook Gives Refugees a Visual Voice
Dilpreet Bhullar’s new photobook, Lands We Inherit: Lines We Breathe, turns refugee memory into a carefully constructed visual archive, combining photographs of personal objects, first-person testimonies and cyanotype-rendered archival maps. The work frames displacement not as abstraction but as lived inheritance, placing intimate evidence at the centre of a broader conversation about identity, belonging and historical rupture.
