Comparison

In Comparison, Hani Dallah reflects on the moment before choice, when paths diverge and values are quietly weighed. Working between abstraction and figuration, Dallah draws on decades of practice to explore how identity is shaped through proximity, repetition, and social frameworks. Each decision carries new possibilities, formed not only by personal desire but by inherited ways of thinking. In this suspended space, priorities are tested and meaning begins to take form. Comparison, in Dallah’s work, is not a fleeting act but a defining hinge one that shapes how we move forward and who we become.