Tangible Emotions

This Expressionist diary, OLD DAMASCUS, uses aggressive strokes and thick texture to carry the heavy weight of memory and daily effort. Gold leaf is the painful beauty in the dark. It transforms trauma and displacement into a message of understanding.

This piece captures the mood of an inner fight. It shows the feeling of being pulled apart—wrestling between freedom and what holds you back. The dark color is the struggle, revealing the heavy emotional cost of this constant war inside.

A deep, quiet sorrow. This is the mood of final separation. The figure finds a sad, necessary peace in letting go; intense struggles are leaving the body, but memory remains as a dull ache. Calm is resignation after the fight.

Freedom is heavy. The body is ready to fly, yet holds the weight that once held it down. This is the mood of transformation: letting go is a fierce choice, even on an open path.

A vibrant emotional landscape where life explodes in color, yet its dark roots hold the heavy shadow of struggle. The bright energy fights the dense, tangled past. A powerful, vivid statement of feeling.

"Gaza now" is an Expressionist diary of the current struggle. The chaotic swirls and dark base show heavy pressure and the intense fight for life. It turns powerful, difficult feelings into art you can see.

"Expansion" is a visual record of the inner fight. Bright color bursts through the dark, using heavy paint to show the strong effort to keep going. It is a clear, simple statement of feeling and determination.