Lights on me

Lights on me

The colors of identity intertwine, while the barbed wire marks the boundary between freedom and oppression. A silent cry resonates for those brave enough to listen. Here, the soul finds its voice amid struggles and lost hopes, in the fragile balance of those seeking to assert their existence.

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On the left, the female boxer, composed of newspaper clippings, embodies struggle and passion, with the red heart symbolizing courage and determination against a black background that evokes challenges.

On the right, the reference to Khaleif is represented by the square divided into black, white, and rainbow colors, symbolizing the duality of identities and inclusivity. The golden barbed wire crossing the square represents the barriers and hardships faced by the LGBTQ+ community.

The inverted heart carries a deep and provocative meaning. Traditionally, the heart symbolizes love, affection, and connection, but when reversed, it can signify oppression, rejection, or a challenge to conventional norms. In this context, it reflects the struggles and hardships faced by individuals in their fight for identity and acceptance.