Title: Since 1948 - Pencil Sketch | Art Print.

This artwork is a visual meditation on memory, exile, and endurance — created in remembrance of Nakba Day, observed each year on May 15th. “Nakba,” meaning catastrophe in Arabic, marks the mass displacement of Palestinians in 1948, when hundreds of thousands were forced to leave their homes and villages.

It is a representation of generations of Palestinians whose stories have echoed through time since 1948. The parents carry tied sacks, symbolising hurried departures, survival, and the weight of memory rather than material possessions. The children walk hand in hand with them — a reminder that displacement did not end with one generation, but continues to shape identity, belonging, and inheritance.

Ultimately, the artwork is about more than loss. It is about endurance, memory, and the refusal to forget. It honors the millions who continue to carry Palestine in stories, traditions, and identity across generations and across borders.

Care Guide: Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth. Display away from direct sunlight and heat sources. 

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