Three Highlights from Maisara Baroud’s ‘I’m Still Alive’ Exhibition
DUBAI: Witness the powerful exhibition ‘I’m Still Alive’ by Maisara Baroud, currently on display at Zawyeh Gallery in Ramallah until June 23.
‘I’m Still Alive No. 1’
In the midst of the Israeli military assault on Gaza, Maisara Baroud lost everything – his home, his studio. But he found solace in creating a diary of drawings, a testament to his survival amidst the chaos. Watch as artists like Mohammad Sabaaneh bring Baroud’s powerful works to life in Ramallah.
‘I’m Still Alive No. 3’
“To say that Maisara is still alive is to affirm our own existence,” declared Sabaaneh. In a statement, he emphasized the importance of not turning a blind eye to the atrocities in Palestine. Join us as we recreate Baroud’s paintings in Ramallah, symbolizing solidarity and resistance in the face of oppression.
‘I’m Still Alive No. 5’
Witness the transient beauty of Baroud’s works as they are set to be wiped from the walls on June 23. This act symbolizes the impermanence of war and occupation, while also serving as a poignant tribute to Baroud and the resilient spirit of the Palestinian people in Gaza. Let us hope for a day when peace prevails, for “no condition is permanent.”