Look closely. A coin from 1927. A page from Falastin, the newspaper founded in 1911. An Arabic book. Each fragment holds a trace of Palestinian life that existed long before this moment.
The Dome of the Rock rises among them, alongside the map and the keffiyeh. Then the image shifts: a destroyed place in Gaza interrupts the familiar. History and loss meet in a collage whose edges seem to melt, as though memory itself is struggling to hold its shape.
Yet the words at its heart remain clear: โWe were here before the borders, and we will remain after them.โ
Roots of Forever carries those fragments forward. So that what was lived, built and loved continues to be seen.
