The face emerges like a memory held within a frame of bodies, yet the strange green sets it apart from flesh and ordinary time. Around it, the figures seem to protect and confine at once. The color makes the face feel both distant and alive—as if identity itself were suspended between memory, presence, and disappearance.
Talal Moualla
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Born in Syria in 1952, Talal Moualla is an artist, critic and researcher whose practice has shaped contemporary Arab visual discourse for more than five decades. Since the 1970s, he…