One Day on Sonnenallee Street
19 June - 30 September
in and around Sonnenallee
Neukölln
Berlin
One Day on Sonnenallee Street
By artist and photographer Mohamed Badarneh and journalist and writer Hiba Obaid
In collaboration with Berlin Mondiale.
This project aims to glimpse the rich tapestry of life on a bustling street in Berlin. Through a compelling fusion of striking imagery and evocative narratives, the project invites you to embark on a transformative experience, where a single day becomes a portal to an entire lifetime.
Hiba Obaid
Hiba Obaid is a journalist specialising in cultural journalism and podcasting, based in Berlin.
She studied Arabic literature in Aleppo, Syria.
She is currently working as an editor at Deutschlandradio, where she started her first bilingual podcast that delves into the daily life of Berlin.
Additionally, she is a writer, contributing opinion pieces to both German newspapers and Arabic magazines.
She is a Producer for Sonnenallee Podcast.
Mohamed Badarne
Born in Galilee, Mohamed has been a social activist since he was a teenager. Until 2012, when he received his diploma in photography, he worked as a school teacher and NGO worker. Since then, Mohamed has dedicated his professional life solely to photography - as an artist, trainer, activist and curator.
He works with international organisations, NGOs, and communities to conduct workshops on social photography, visual campaigning, and investigative photojournalism. For his own projects, he received grants from renowned art foundations and human rights organisations. His projects ‘Come Back Safely’, ‘Forgotten Team’, and ‘Crack 708’ were exhibited, among others, in Amman, Beirut, Berlin, Brussels, Geneva, and New York.
More information about the project coming soon! There will be an outdoors public sharing of the project in or around Sonnenallee at the end of September, exact date to be confirmed, followed by an indoors gathering in the autumn. Watch this space for further announcements!