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A Gazati Artist Embroidered From Paris the "Pain" of War
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Paris, France. "Before the war, I used to embroider for happy occasions, but today I sew my pain," says Maha al Daya, a needle and thread in hand, as news about Gaza resounds in their Paris studio. Daya, her husband and three children - 8, 15 and 18 years old - are among the hundreds of Palestinians who obtained a visa for France after the start of the war in Gaza in October 2023. Stitched at stitch, this 41-year-old Gazati artist embroiders the…
From the Gaza Strip the story of Salerm, who planted a tent on the remains of his old house of which only a pile of rubble remains because of the war. In the shade of reinforced concrete and twisted steel in the Gaza Strip, Salem planted a tent on the remains of his old house. It may seem like only a heap of rubble, but for Salem, these ruins enclose a life. War in Gaza, the story of Salem: a tent where his house stood reduced in rubble (OIM PHO…
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