Khaled Jarada: What does freedom of movement mean when you are from Gaza?
Welcome to Fay Sony's culture! In today's issue, the Palestinian artist Khaled Jeradeh was hosted to learn about his project in visual arts, amid the ongoing bloody war on Gaza. Khaled talked about his work with illustrated books for children and youth, his collaboration with publishers in Palestine, and his move to Europe. Khaled discussed his passion for storytelling and how he incorporates stories into his art, even beyond children's literature. He also addressed his relationship with Palestine and how his project explores the experience of Gazans living in the midst of conflict. Khaled's project aims to allow Gazans to experience life in Gaza in virtual reality, highlighting the impact of their displacement and separation from their homeland. The discussion touched on themes of movement, isolation, and redefining one's relationship with a new place. Khaled also mentioned his involvement in a collaborative museum project in Tokyo, showcasing the experiences of artists from Gaza. The conversation underscored the importance of storytelling and artistic expression in capturing the complexities of life in conflict zones like Gaza.