Nour Archive is the visual practice of Palestinian architect and artist Nour Ziada, exploring the ways places remain with us through memory, objects, patterns, rituals, and fragments of everyday life.

Rooted in architecture and visual storytelling, the work moves between collage, spatial memory, and cultural research - reassembling fragments of place into visual archives of belonging.

What began as a personal way of tracing memory has grown into an ongoing practice of gathering and reassembling the fragments through which places stay with us.