The exhibition features a captivating collage depicting circular flowers dynamic movement as they emerge from and retreat into a vase. This imagery reflects their emotional interactions and inherent beauty. The artist, Fadwa, treasures these flowers from her garden and uses written language as an aesthetic element, employing torn paper to symbolize different life stages. This work represents the cyclical nature of endings and beginnings, emphasizing a step towards new creations.
If the sea had a memory, his memory would be rain… a voice far from life has survived, for he is as all those who leave for the sea one day in the life of men, and return: body sounds, as shapes of music and song, then the sea carries their possessions to land, and says: These are signals of survival.
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