West Bank fieldwork and atlas
Documentary fieldwork organized into a 56-location atlas and an institutional record, with publication separated from the private source archive.01
Fieldwork
In April 2025, David documented 56 locations across the West Bank. The public work connects photographs, structured observations, mapping, and contextual notes so that individual records can be understood as part of a wider geography.
Documentary infrastructure
The atlas is not a generic travel gallery. It treats location records, captions, source notes, and publication states as a connected editorial system. Public derivatives are separated from the private master archive.
Privacy and rights
Every selected image requires a caption, creator and rights record, sensitivity review, and consent status where a person is identifiable. Public derivatives must be stripped of EXIF and GPS metadata. No documentary frame is generated, extended, or restaged.
Current publication state
The atlas is public and remains in active development. Four processed, watermarked gallery images are reproduced here; original captures stay outside this repository. Documentary images are never generated, extended, or replaced with synthetic stand-ins.