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      • When Birds Still Sing
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      • Oh Nana
      • Orange Groove
      • Ya Sitti يا ستي
    • Short Story Collections >
      • يوميات كائنات صغيرة
      • Paradise No More
      • لحظة الخروج من الجنة
      • رائحة حب الهال
    • Anthologies >
      • And We Choose Everything
      • Madinah
      • In Our Own Words
    • Other books >
      • A World of Artist Journal Pages
      • Scents of Marie-Claire
    • Other Writings & Poems >
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      • Eight Days in Palestine
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      • Le parfum subtilisé
      • Aliénation
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Testimonials
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The Unbroken collection stopped us completely. The charcoal figures, the handwritten words. It all speaks with a quiet fury that stays in the room long after you've stopped looking. We brought these pieces home to Germany, and they haven't stopped speaking since.
Fadwa doesn't make decoration.
She makes conviction.

Dominik & Christiane, collectors, Germany

I have known Fadwa for years, but when I saw these two pieces, I forgot everything I already knew about her work. The figures hold themselves with a quiet authority, and the Arabic text beneath alongside them feels like memory passing through. They now live in my home on the Costa Blanca of Spain. I find myself looking at them differently every time.
​Pascual, collector, Spain
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When I first saw this collection, I knew I had to own some. I was drawn to the fluidity of the ink, the way it was brought to life by subtle watercolor, and how the freedom of the female form prevailed over the uniformity of the text beneath.
The paintings are done on pages of an Arabic book on economics owned by her father. She has carefully drawn attention to words that symbolize female strength and equality. Her work reflects strong beliefs and personal values, but this series truly shines.
For each piece bough, a donation is made to a charity supporting children in Palestine.
​Pam B, collector, Spain
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"I bought my picture after a visit to Fadwa's studio. I completely fell in love with the painting of a girl from the series “These Are Their Tears".
She described the painting for me, and I experienced the same feelings. It’s highly relevant these days, thinking of the conflict going on in the world."

Sol Kari Onarheim, collector, ​Norway
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"Lo compré porque es mi granito de arena para concienciar al mundo de que la guerra no nos sirve para el acercamiento de los pueblos. De las influencias entre los pueblos siempre sale algo bueno y hay que luchar por esto."

Merche, collector, Spain


"I bought it because it is my small contribution to raise awareness in the world that war does not help bring peoples closer together. From the influences between peoples, something good always comes out, and we must fight for this."

"We are so grateful and happy to have this beautiful piece of art, created by Fadwa al Qasem. It brings life and joy into our living room."
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Lilian and Maher Amad, collectors, Norway
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​"I fell in love with these pieces the moment I saw them. I’m a big lover of the sea and they evokes memories of my childhood on Mediterranean shores where the deep blues and brilliant greens merged together. The unusual composition, soothing colors and contrasting textures continue to spark memories of joy, peace and love in me every time I look at them."
Kathy ​Niewiadomska, collector, USA

​Nada más verlo me impactó y supe al instante que deseaba tenerlo, no podía dejar de mirarlo. El color es vibrante, transmite fuerza, energía, en equilibrio con una imagen de mirada dulce pero valerosa que comunica totalmente lo que la artista quería comunicar. 
Gracias Fadwa por obras como estas!
Lola, collecto, Callosa d'en Sarria, Spain

(Translation: As soon as I saw it, I was shocked and I knew instantly that I wanted to have it, I couldn't stop looking at it. The color is vibrant, it transmits strength, energy, in balance with an image with a sweet but courageous look that totally communicates what the artist wanted to communicate.
Thank you Fadwa for works like these!)​
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