Dhaka, my home, is a city of constant change, once shaped by rivers and the rhythm of nature, now consumed by concrete. Its transformation is unrelenting, untangling its roots from the soil and its identity from its history. Yet, even in this fractured state, life endures layered, fragile, and full of quiet defiance.

 

Necropolis is an exploration of this uneasy coexistence of people and a city caught in a perpetual state of flux. It traces the subtle ways inhabitants navigate Dhaka’s shifting terrain, seeking balance amidst the erosion of shared memories and spaces.

 

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