Razan AlSalah is a Palestinian artist and teacher based in Tio’tia:ke/Montreal. Her films work with the material aesthetics of disappearance of indigenous bodies, narratives and histories in colonial image worlds. Her moving images are both ghostly trespasses and seeping ruptures of the colonial image, that function as another border, another wall. She thinks of her creative process as a collective recollection in a circle of relations with one other– and the unknown. 

Her award-winning films have screened at Cinema Days Palestine, Montreal International Documentary Festival, Singapore, Yebisu, Valdivia, Melbourne, Glasgow and Beirut International, Prismatic Ground, Blackstar, doc Lisboa, FID Marseille, Open City Docs, and Instants Video, among others.