Projects

Images migrate, often without much luggage.

Infinite Rock is a disturbing caesura in the absolute brightness of the Arabian urban fabric: a dark volume that absorbs all light, creating a visual current that draws in the visitor.

Gabriel Orozco explores the creative associations between overlooked objects in today's world, deliberately blurring the boundaries separating artwork and everyday environment.

The head of the Centre of Gulf Studies advised that questions regarding 'Mascalat' have been raised previously, but unfortunately no information or resources have been compiled or published regarding this topic aside from what you have mentioned.

The Bank is an urban currency converter of such personal memories and stories, bringing great profit to Bank Street.

'How to Read an Image Past a Surpassing Disaster?, is composed of six images: five photographs as well as a printout (that includes two photos) of the Ottoman translation of the first paragraph of my book The Withdrawal of Tradition Past a Surpassing Disaster.'
-Jalal Toufic

Xiangqian’s Museum is a fictional institution founded by the artist, comprising an ongoing collection of works that he has encountered or heard about.

Shot in downtown Detroit, Sirens of Chrome follows four women in a car as they drive through deserted city streets.

In Just’s earliest video, made when he was a student at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Copenhagen, an older man begins dancing in a public square, oblivious to the laughing gawkers who pass by.

Keywords: videotaped in Beirut’s central district circa 2000; Toufican ruins; labyrinth; drive (also in the sense of Trieb).

The Unfinished Conversation is an exercise in 'spectropoetics', a revisitation of the ghosts that haunt a life.

The Goodness Regime is a creative documentary exploring the image of Norway as a country of peace and benevolence.

Myths and Legends Room – The Mural looks at the genre of large-scale wall painting as commemorative propaganda art, making reference to murals and dioramas that celebrate the history of modern Egypt.

This mosaic work is an abstraction of the Hereford Mappa Mundi, a world map belonging to a pre-scientific, Christian cartographic tradition that placed Jerusalem at the centre.

The music in Peace is Not What You Believe is intended to create sensory and spatial effects that, in turn, may lead to the creative resurgence of memory and new imaginings.