Present Tense
My father’s family is from Syria.
Looking for ways to voice my despair over ongoing violence in the Middle East, I started to produce works claiming my own Arab roots.
As an autobiographical journey questioning the stereotypes of my immigrant heritage, the project brings into focus the frictions that emerge at the intersection of Middle-Eastern lineage and queerness.
Looking for ways to voice my despair over ongoing violence in the Middle East, I started to produce works claiming my own Arab roots.
As an autobiographical journey questioning the stereotypes of my immigrant heritage, the project brings into focus the frictions that emerge at the intersection of Middle-Eastern lineage and queerness.
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