Ibrahim
Ince

I am an anthropologist and artist specialising in borders, post-conflict culture, memory and heritage. Currently, I am a PhD researcher in Anthropology at the University of Oxford. 

Through my artistic practice and anthropology research, I am exploring the stories and experiences of individuals and communities, especially in Cyprus. Transitioning from exploring and ‘processing’ my family's intergenerational experience of conflict in my artistic projects, I am now conducting an ethnographic investigation of Cypriots' engagement with the border for my PhD project. For more details about my current research click here

Most recently, I have been the Lead Curator for the heritage, fashion, and art exhibition ‘Revive' (2023) at the Cyprus High Commission in the UK. Notably, I held the position of Artist-in-Residence at the CYENS Centre of Excellence and was the recipient of the FUAM Art Prize and the FUAM People's Choice Award (2021). For my most recent CV please click here.

If any of your interests resonate with mine, I would love to hear from you. 

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