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"Resilience, reality and surviving"

Amir Qudaih about our upcoming exhibition Border Ecologies and the Gaza Strip

“You don't really have too many people from Gaza outside here because we don't really make it out. Gaza is a very small place, it's literally three miles wide, 17 miles long. You can run it and it's...
Amir Qudaih

Amir Qudaih is a farmer from Gaza Strip-Palestine moved to Boston-USA in 2016, pursuing his education in engineering. During his school, Amir has contributed significantly as the elected Senator and...

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Border Ecologies - Map Gaza

Drawing by Malkit Shoshan
Image: Foundation for Achieving Seamless Territory (FAST), Malkit Shoshan

Border Ecologies - Map Gaza

Drawing by Malkit Shoshan
Image: Foundation for Achieving Seamless Territory (FAST), Malkit Shoshan

Border Ecologies - Exhibition at Venice…

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Border Ecologies - Exhibition at Venice…

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Border Ecologies - Exhibition at Venice…

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Border Ecologies - Khuza'a farm

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