< Discrimination Wall >

Discrimination Wall is a mixed-media installation that confronts the physical and psychological structures of separation, surveillance, and control imposed on Palestinians. Referencing the Apartheid Wall in the West Bank, the artwork transforms cement, a material associated with permanence, construction, and confinement into a fragmented barrier covered with graffiti, posters, drawings, poetry, and personal messages. These layers turn the wall into a living archive of resistance, where individual voices are accumulated. A crack running through the cement becomes a central gesture of rupture, challenging the wall’s appearance of permanence and symbolizing the possibility of its collapse. Through material, fragmentation, and accumulated traces, the artwork transforms a structure of division into a surface of testimony, resistance, and hope.