There was a video, then I decided there won’t be a video, and I believe it is enough to share screenshots of some collected videos which I did not produce, one of our humanitarian organizations did.
The infographics show the major complaint vividly, if not, a lot of families were forced to displacement after the war, some of those unlucky families who lost everything and were left with nothing settled in newly freed areas, where a lot of weapon remnants were left planted around.
Now I leave you with a small video,
Children at The School
“They want a school, they want a pitch, balls, they want windows, they freeze, we want a school, to feel that we are studying, because we cannot feel it. we are cold, rain, no heaters, no fuel..”
By Rand Ibrahim
My name is Rand Ibrahim (b. 1993), and I am an interdisciplinary artist based in Weimar, Germany. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in
Drawing and Painting from the Faculty of Fine Arts in Damascus, Syria, under the supervision of Prof. Nizar Sabour, 2015. Additionally, I earned an M.F.A. in "Public Art and New Artistic Strategies" from Bauhaus-Universität
Weimar in Weimar, Germany, 2024, studying under Prof. Danica Dakić, Prof. Birte Kleine Benne, Prof. Ina Weise, and Prof. Alexandra Toland.
My artistic practice involves performance, sculpture, painting, video art, and site-specific installation. My work explores themes of oppression, its dynamics and intersectionality, as well as dimensions of holistic justice. I pose questions about the realities overlooked in the accelerating capitalist age, by using critical narratives, engaging the public and connecting diverse geographical, political, and cognitive spaces.
Personal and collective stories, memories, and factual data are transformed into symbolic, representative, or abstract objects, interactions and scenes, anything to serve deliver the feeling of an observer of our current day.
