Interview: Ungrounded
with Mohammad Zaza,
All the elements of creation, both natural and technological, are already expressed in the universe
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The Journey
by Lizzy Vartanian Collier,
Steeped in themes of loss, Syrian art continues to grow
Interview: A Stranger in Your Home
by Omar Alhashani & Amir H. Fallah,
In this interview, Amir Fallah discusses his research process, immigration, and small possessions.
Summer Friends
by Hamza Bilbeisi,
"You escaped a war but I just, escaped an air-conditioned home..."
Mish Min El Marikh
by Rawand Issa
This publication’s goal is not meant for profit, rather merely to be seen, and to be seen through it.
Unseeing Eye عينٌ لا تُبصر
by Nour Hifaoui Fakhoury
In a violent society, anxiety rules our core of being.
My Most Precious أعز ما أملك
by Bayan Abdullateef
At around the age of twelve, one of my teachers said to me: “A girl’s honor is like a matchstick.”
Tales from Life
by Ayham Jabr
If, by chance, you find yourself in peace, for example, in any art piece you view, don’t panic.
Legends and Heroes
by Zaina El Said
I focus on creating harmony through differences, and oneness from contrast of color and ideas to convey the importance of transcending divisions if one is to focus on beauty.
Wildflowers
by Dilan Arslan
I am a Zaza Kurd, and my ancestors have lived in this village in Sivas, Turkey for hundreds of years.
Tehran Streetstyle
by Hoda Katebi,
Tehran Streetstyle is a project of radical identity reclamation through fashion and portraiture.
Dear Deerah
by Shoug Sagur
Why is it so weird for me to walk these streets? Why does every foreign person who passes by me look surprised that I’m here?
Rotating Chair
by Sultan Al Ramahi
The same characters appear again and again, in one way or another, until we don’t know who’s killing, occupying, oppressing, or stealing from us.
Sadness St.
by Mohammed Khalid
As a country, have we experienced enough sadness to have a happiness street?