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Exhibiting the work

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Come Get Your Honey is an ongoing series, begun in 2018, made with queer, trans and gender-nonconforming refugees and asylum seekers in Berlin. 76 photographs are on this site; the book, published by Kehrer Verlag in 2021, carries 75 colour plates, one voice recording and one video. The series is available for exhibition as a whole or as a selection.

It has been shown as a solo presentation at Fotografiska Berlin, in group exhibitions at Kunstmuseum Brandts in Odense, the Museum für Fotografie in Berlin and LANGER Space for Photography in Mannheim, and as a poster campaign across Munich for the Münchner Kammerspiele. Two of those hangs are pictured below; the full sets of installation views are on each exhibition's own page.

Every photograph on this site is from the book's published sequence and passed its consent process. The people in the pictures come first: a new context is a new question, and a selection follows their consent before it follows the wall. I will say plainly which works suit a given space and framing once I know what you have in mind.

What is available

Exhibition history

Installation views

Installation view: prints from Come Get Your Honey mounted on a graffiti-covered wall, beside a wall panel reading Samet Durgun.
Fotografiska Berlin — Emerging Berlin, 2025 · Photo: Ivan Erofeev / @ivaan_erofeev · all views →
Installation view: a cluster of framed photographs from Come Get Your Honey hung on a white gallery wall.
Kunstmuseum Brandts, 2024–25 · Photo: David Stjernholm / @david_stjernholm · all views →

Enquiries

Write with the venue, the dates and the space you have in mind, and whether you are thinking of the whole series or a selection. I answer every enquiry myself.

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