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Every object in this artwork carries a weight of memory — fragments of home, life, and resilience.
Through everyday items — a passport, receipts, border crossing tickets, household keys, dried flowers, an autobiography by Mourid Barghouti (I Saw Ramallah), a bank card, a West Bank ID, party tickets, and the edge of a keffiyeh — the print captures the essence of Palestinian life.
These are not just objects. For many, they are symbols of identity, belonging, and the lived reality of occupation.
This screenprint invites viewers to reflect on their own stories while connecting with a collective narrative of displacement, endurance, and memory.
Small prints (originals): £50 Each hand-pulled print is unique, with slight variations that reflect the nature of the printing process.
Large prints (copies): £25 Professionally printed at The Print Club Hackney. 🕊️
Impact: 80% of profits will be donated to The Sameer Project , supporting emergency shelter and aid for displaced families in Gaza.