Along the way, I encountered the Zabaleen - Cairo’s unofficial Christian garbage collectors, who live in what is known as Garbage City. They are particularly known for pig farming - a controversial activity in a Muslim country - while living amidst the refuse of the city itself.
I spent five years photographing these people and writing stories about them, while earning my living as a violinist at the Cairo Opera House. I have combined my photographs and stories with my own composed music, which I perform live on the violin.
The result is a 90-minute performance about politics, revolution, religion, pigs, garbage, friendship, and love.
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