Gunay Rzazada is a cultural heritage specialist and creative practitioner whose work explores the connections between memory, landscape, identity, and material culture. Drawing from her background in cultural heritage, community-based research, and storytelling, she creates participatory workshops and artistic experiences that invite people to engage with personal and collective memories through hands-on creative practices. Her current work explores cyanotype photography, plants, objects, and experimental image-making as ways of documenting place, emotion, and fleeting traces of everyday life.