Photographs are an integral but only a single part of Turjo’s artistic expression. They often become a lens for his audience to dive into the whole project, which may include diverse art forms. Turjo has taken a non-journalistic approach to depict his unique perspective into photographs. 

One of the characteristics of a photograph is that it’s a witness – to an event, object or just daily life. But Turjo’s photographs are rather a step in his art creation. They present his interpretations of personal or shared experiences. The interpretations are often visualized through sculptures, paintings, staging, directing, image cutouts, texts on image and many more. The photographs are finally produced through a journey of formations and reformations.

Turjo completed his Masters in Documentary and Photojournalism from University of the Arts London with a scholarship from “Agency VII”. He also completed Higher Graduation from Danish School of Media and Journalism with “Shahidul Alam Grant, 2019” and three-years photography program at Pathshala South Asian Media Institute.

Turjo had exhibited his work in Rencontres d’Arles (2022), France; VOLUMES – Art Publishing Days (2022), Switzerland; Chapakhana Archive (2022), Dhaka; Interim (2023), Dhaka; Chobimela X (2019), Dhaka; 6th Lumix Festival for Young Photojournalism (2018), Germany; Dok festival (2018), Norway and LL7(2018)and many more. 

Turjo curated “A Wide Open World” (2022) at Dhaka and co-curated “Bubbles” (2022) with Sebastian Rinderknecht and Mara Züst at Die Diele, Switzerland. He was also the Associate Curator of “Chobimela (0)” (2021) with celebrated curator Zihan Karim.

He has been nominated for “6*6 Global Talent Program- World Press, 2019″ and shortlisted for “Alexia Foundation Student Grand, 2019”.

Currently, Turjo teaches at Pathshala South Asian Media Institute, University of Dhaka and University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh.