blow up evoke the sound of missiles as an intangible sensory trace, even after their ammunition is exhausted. It is a wounding presence that cannot be grasped, but remains in the body and memory. Through ceramics, I attempt to shape what is intangible and give form to a sound that remains stuck within me.	one by one it revolves around humans as beings who are shaped, influenced, and transformed, just like stone or clay. Through it, I raise questions about the lack of human sensitivity and how some people resort to projecting their power onto those who are weaker, instead of shaping themselves with morals and responsibility.	identity “Al-Bariq” is a ceramic piece combining wheel . and handcrafting, reflecting my Palestinian identity. The porcelain base, fired in a Raku kiln, symbolizes the land — worn and cracked, representing its fragility and suffering.	HUM The feeling of hearing loss is like diving into the ocean with immense pressure.
JAMAA A family gathering is a beautiful mix of unique individuals, each adding their own touch to create harmony and togetherness.