Wellcome to tirshik

tirshik is more than a name for a meal in Kurdish, but a methaphor to be used for certain situations.. Mine is for not being clear...

27.7.11

Yajva, Russia

 Lovely days in Russia
 Birthday cake





 The footprints of Soviet Period

 Kyrgyz guy: Ulanbeg
 the city of Berezniki
 new year
 From Hotel: Sergey and Cihan
 Self portrait
 the wintern: -40
 Office corridor
 Trees in the wintern
 A worker taking a nap in the site during summer
 There is no vaualble than a tea during cold weather
 And a cigarette: the old kommunist boy
 Fashism was asking them to go moscow and he was more than moscom- a region for exile.
 A frozen lake covered with snow
 smoking up on the manlift
 manlift view
 having a walk on the street of yajva district
 the road to yajva
 Magnificent crane like a monument
 night club-Shatush next to my appartment
 A kurdish Ezidi: very nice coincident to have a talk in kurdish language in the city
 Russian mess hall: delicious cookies
 Existing power plant from 50's
 Ordinary daily site work
 Horosho Mesta:(Good place): after work coffes usually
 Pushkin whom the russian girls could easily memorise a couple of his poem and fortunately telling me how I look like him physically(of course I found him very close to me emotionally)
 Before the first biggest amount of concrete
 A self portrait over site from up
 the smoke from the chimney: I was about criticising my involvement of constracting a plant that produce high amount of CO2 and harms the environment.
 Formwork


 Russian women: during the break
 Reinforcement and the concrete pumps


 Tension












 Drinking tea from the beautiful russian girls
Alper: "bir sokağa adımızı mı yazarlar..." the lovely face from Keshan- somewhere in Turkey
 Rest
Workers

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