"Irreversible fragments" - the moment after Moses broke the tablets, in a fit of anger.
The idea for this drawing started with a simple curiosity about what happened after the epic ending of the film. But… it also came from remembering that Moses was Hebrew, which inevitably made me think of the other peoples living in the region where this story is set.
The flag in the drawing is symbolic. It’s not "really there". I don’t know… just an attempt to make a connection between this ‘present moment’ and the historical situation that would later unfold in the region
I allowed myself to be deeply affected by that film - as I was by its message. The word that best describes my experience watching this, especially for the first time, is "sublime".
The music? Utterly moving and beautiful in its composition, its melodies, and its rhythms. ✨
This drawing was made as a way to show compassion for everyone’s pain — especially in such a historically tricky situation, you know? Acting out of compassion amid all the mess and contradictions of humanity... Whether it’s about the practice itself or the words that supposedly guide that practice, or even the contradictions within the ideas behind those words.
