Basel Uraiqat
Jordan
Exodus from a physical point of you. There is the feeling of weakness towards refugees, they are homeless. This artwork gives the imitation of falling and being on the periphery. “I have this empathy that keeps building up. The important source is that it is a very bad situation for them. They are going through it during generations. Sometimes you think that it is their own fault… but they are stuck. You want to accommodate them, and want them to be free. The feeling of falling apart is significant. They were in a certain dignified and educated status, and something was pulled from under their feet. This free fall keeps them floating” B. Uraiqat.
$ 5,500.00 USD
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