My work is a continuous exploration of contradiction and equality, seeking a precise alignment between opposing elements: the natural element and the industrial. it’s a physical mediation between two contrasting condition.once displace remnant of old wood with new construction of steel.

In the struggle of Palestine, this pursuit is not abstract but painfully real. The denial of dignity, land, and freedom has created a violent imbalance that demands redress.

The forms I create, which emphasise relation rather than separation, echo the truth that no struggle exists in isolation. Palestine is not only about Palestinians; it implicates all of us. As humans, to remain silent is to accept division and inequality as permanent.

To engage, however, is to acknowledge interdependence, to act in solidarity, and to insist that equality is not deferred but realised. The ongoing process of connection in my work mirrors the ongoing process of resistance and the global responsibility to align with justice.