Besher Koushaji: Moments of Hope

Koushaji’s exhibitions continues his exploration of memory, resilience, and the human condition with a new body of work that “reflects on a world shaped by displacement, conflict, and uncertainty, yet illuminated by fleeting moments of beauty and strength”. His distinctive visual language of layered strata provides a richly layered canvas through which Koushaji weaves symbols of cultural memory such as lemons, pomegranates, and flowers as metaphors of endurance and renewal; at the heart of his compositions stands the figure of the woman, embodying continuity, tenderness, and quiet power.

To 12 January.

Above: Besher Koushaji, Untitled (2025)