Class Outside (NL-TR, 2026, 32 min) is a collective video diary developed in response to the pro-Palestinian student encampments, university strikes, and anti-genocide protests in Amsterdam. Initiated by Aylin Kuryel, Deniz Buga, and Fırat Yücel and expanded through collaboration with students, activists, artists, and photographers, the work traces how collective action reshapes urban space and knowledge production outside institutional frameworks.

The film moves between still and moving images, sound fragments, dreams, and recurring visual motifs to explore how images can sustain memory and remain mobilizing. Screenings function as feedback loops: each presentation leads to further edits, additions, and contextual layers. Class Outside operates both as a film and as an evolving archive that reflects on infrastructures of resistance and institutional complicity, foregrounding their growing urgency.