Woven View
The painting, titled "Woven View," through its abstract shapes and vibrant colors, interweaves elements of tatreez and Middle Eastern geometric design to evoke the landscape of Palestine. This piece embodies the natural beauty and cultural essence of the region. Palestinians share a profound and historical bond with their land, cultivating traditions and forming the backbone of their livelihood for centuries. The land is not just a means of survival but a cornerstone of Palestinian identity, heritage, and community. Being displaced from this land severs these deep-rooted connections, disrupting lives, traditions, and the very essence of cultural identity. The destruction of this environment due to the ongoing genocide and occupation, exacerbates the sense of loss and injustice, as it further erodes the natural landscape that is integral to Palestinian culture and existence. This deep-rooted connection to the land symbolizes a powerful sense of belonging and highlights the profound injustice of displacement.
Materials: Acrylic, ink, graphite, thread, and image transfer on canvas, 6'x4'
The painting, titled "Woven View," through its abstract shapes and vibrant colors, interweaves elements of tatreez and Middle Eastern geometric design to evoke the landscape of Palestine. This piece embodies the natural beauty and cultural essence of the region. Palestinians share a profound and historical bond with their land, cultivating traditions and forming the backbone of their livelihood for centuries. The land is not just a means of survival but a cornerstone of Palestinian identity, heritage, and community. Being displaced from this land severs these deep-rooted connections, disrupting lives, traditions, and the very essence of cultural identity. The destruction of this environment due to the ongoing genocide and occupation, exacerbates the sense of loss and injustice, as it further erodes the natural landscape that is integral to Palestinian culture and existence. This deep-rooted connection to the land symbolizes a powerful sense of belonging and highlights the profound injustice of displacement.
Materials: Acrylic, ink, graphite, thread, and image transfer on canvas, 6'x4'
The painting, titled "Woven View," through its abstract shapes and vibrant colors, interweaves elements of tatreez and Middle Eastern geometric design to evoke the landscape of Palestine. This piece embodies the natural beauty and cultural essence of the region. Palestinians share a profound and historical bond with their land, cultivating traditions and forming the backbone of their livelihood for centuries. The land is not just a means of survival but a cornerstone of Palestinian identity, heritage, and community. Being displaced from this land severs these deep-rooted connections, disrupting lives, traditions, and the very essence of cultural identity. The destruction of this environment due to the ongoing genocide and occupation, exacerbates the sense of loss and injustice, as it further erodes the natural landscape that is integral to Palestinian culture and existence. This deep-rooted connection to the land symbolizes a powerful sense of belonging and highlights the profound injustice of displacement.
Materials: Acrylic, ink, graphite, thread, and image transfer on canvas, 6'x4'