Devin Yalkins I'll See You Tomorrow, Until I Can’t is a reflection of his ephemeral encounters. In a diaristic format, the book features forty-nine black and white photographs taken over the course of three years— primarily in New York and Istanbul— and other places in between. Yet, Yalkin turns the notion of a diary in its everydayness on its head, as the scenes he captures are anything but quotidian. In this way, his work oscillates between the familiar and what can be perceived as otherworldly, and in some instances spectral. – Serda Yalkin