Inside the Pomegranate

A Journey in Eight Moments, Sept/Oct 2016

The country of Armenia markets itself as a fruit – a pomegranate, to be precise. What is hidden behind these silk scarves? Let's go inside the pomegranate and find out. By the end of the day and eight moments later, Mount Ararat will still be in front of us – beyond reach.

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Veils (Vernissage Market, Yerevan) © Hannah Hauptmann

Veils (Biology Lecture Room, Yerevan State University) © Hannah Hauptmann

Veils (Yerevan) © Hannah Hauptmann

Mirrors (France Square, Yerevan) © Hannah Hauptmann

Mirrors (Zoravar Andranik Metro Station, Yerevan) © Hannah Hauptmann

Mirrors (Courtyard, Ararat Plain) © Hannah Hauptmann

Butcher"s (Gyumri Market) © Hannah Hauptmann

Butcher"s (Gyumri Market) © Hannah Hauptmann

Butcher"s (Gyumri Market) © Hannah Hauptmann

A Market"s Peculiarity (Yerevan) © Hannah Hauptmann

A Market"s Peculiarity (Yerevan) © Hannah Hauptmann

A Market"s Peculiarity (Gyumri) © Hannah Hauptmann

From Under- to Overground (Marshal Baghramyan Metro Station, Yerevan) © Hannah Hauptmann

From Under- to Overground (Moscow Cinema, Yerevan) © Hannah Hauptmann

From Under- to Overground (Yerevan) © Hannah Hauptmann

Almost Finished (Hrazdan River, Yerevan) © Hannah Hauptmann

Almost Finished (Unfinished Level of the Yerevan Cascade) © Hannah Hauptmann

Almost Finished (Yerevan) © Hannah Hauptmann

Searching for the Countryside (Kotayk Province) © Hannah Hauptmann

Searching for the Countryside (Kotayk Province) © Hannah Hauptmann

Searching for the Countryside (Garni Historical and Cultural Museum, Kotayk Province) © Hannah Hauptmann

Over There (Kond District, Yerevan) © Hannah Hauptmann

Over There (Cemetery, Ararat Plain) © Hannah Hauptmann

Over There (Ararat Plain and Mount Ararat) © Hannah Hauptmann

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