The piece is a richly layered abstract artwork that delves into personal and collective memory tied to life in Libya. A serpentine form winds through a golden frame, symbolizing the underground water system once hailed as the world’s largest irrigation project — and the emotional undercurrents of growing up during times of scarcity.

This piece emerged intuitively, guided by memory, rhythm, and emotion. It recalls the artist’s experience of hauling gallons of water up six floors without an elevator, amid constant power cuts—experiences etched into the textures and forms of this visual narrative.

The composition merges gesture-driven abstraction with cultural storytelling, making it a compelling addition for collectors of all over the world contemporary art, curators of autobiographical expression, and those drawn to raw, memory-infused visual language.

I LEFT WORDS BEHIND TO SPEAK IN COLOR AGAIN —RAW, FEARLESS, LIKE THE CHILD I ONCE WAS,SHAPING EMOTIONS INTO SOMETHING REAL AND TRUE.

Mixed media on Paper

Acrylic on Paper
50x70cm, Un Framed

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